Thank you, I got some neat tips out of your video! I have created the aliases for exa and will be digging more into powerlevel10k, I had only configured that, but not used any plugins yet.
Thanks Peter! I’ve tried incorporating ctrl l and for some reason the muscle memory didn’t set in, so I opted for “cl” as an alias. Might just try it again now that you mention it :) Will definitely look into fd. THANKS!!
@@elalitte2 Hey! I'm using Tmux so c-a is already very much taken :) but as for string motions in shell I just run vi-mode for everything so it solves all those issues with ease. For example beginning of line in vi-mode is as simple as `0` and end of line is just `$` :)
@@devopstoolbox Hehe, I've C-B as tmux modifier so I never had problems with tmux, I tried vi-mode but weren't convinced at that time, I should give it a try again ;-)
Great video, thank you very much! How do you configure your tmux statusbar at the bottom of your terminal to appear with the p10k theme? For me it doesn't despite using p10k.
I have a video about my tmux setup and the terminal’s p10k line, but if I’m honest I’m kind of over it now, slowly moving towards a very light tmux status bar on top, and ditching ohmyzsh in favor of starship (video coming in the next few weeks). Feel free to check my dotfiles and the history for everything - GitHub.com/omerxx/dotfiles
Great vid. I pretty much use the same things... except I have moved from Vim to Emacs (in Evil mode)... in particular Org-mode, Magit, programming modes, and Emacs extensibility has been my recent areas of investment.
@@devopstoolbox Emacs has had a lot of the goodness like fast fuzzy finding/selection/completion quite awhile before these became popular in shells/vim, but the good news is that Neovim has caught up on a lot of things. As a developer it was a natural progression to Emacs for further workflow improvement for me due to Emacs' self documentation and introspection and customization... i.e. one can really make Emacs your own to a much a higher degree than Neovim... but that comes with it's own tradeoffs.
Great video but I learnt nothing. Your shell looks nice and fancy but again, how do I replicate it. There's a lot of information in this video and it's overwhelming.
just nothing but awesome! keep it up videos like this.
Many thanks
My Ubuntu box about to have something new after this video, keep it up Sir.
Thank you, I got some neat tips out of your video! I have created the aliases for exa and will be digging more into powerlevel10k, I had only configured that, but not used any plugins yet.
Do feel free to comeback with questions!
Great video, love the editing!
Thank you for the feedback! I really appreciate it :)
great video, watchable, useful, and clean! love it
Found you here friend friend. Great video. Great editing. 🎉
Welcome 😉
This is an “old” one 😅
ctrl+l to clear the screen will save lots of typing 'clear'.
Would recommend adding 'fd' as a replacement for find. It is to find what ag is to grep.
Thanks Peter! I’ve tried incorporating ctrl l and for some reason the muscle memory didn’t set in, so I opted for “cl” as an alias. Might just try it again now that you mention it :)
Will definitely look into fd. THANKS!!
@@devopstoolbox yeah it's tricky to switch anything after time doing it another way!
@@devopstoolbox You should have a look at C-a and C-e to go at the beginning and the end of the line in shell, helps a lot with long lines
@@elalitte2 Hey!
I'm using Tmux so c-a is already very much taken :) but as for string motions in shell I just run vi-mode for everything so it solves all those issues with ease. For example beginning of line in vi-mode is as simple as `0` and end of line is just `$` :)
@@devopstoolbox Hehe, I've C-B as tmux modifier so I never had problems with tmux, I tried vi-mode but weren't convinced at that time, I should give it a try again ;-)
great tips! My latest tmux breakthrough is to use a shortcut to quickly navigate different projects: bind C-o new -A -s -c $HOME/
Interesting concept! Would like to see that in action..
I’m planning on making a tmux video, let’s see if I can incorporate that
Could you explain what this does for someone who doesn't regularly use tmux or a terminal multiplexer?
Great video 🏆
Thank you so much!
Great video, thank you very much! How do you configure your tmux statusbar at the bottom of your terminal to appear with the p10k theme? For me it doesn't despite using p10k.
I have a video about my tmux setup and the terminal’s p10k line, but if I’m honest I’m kind of over it now, slowly moving towards a very light tmux status bar on top, and ditching ohmyzsh in favor of starship (video coming in the next few weeks). Feel free to check my dotfiles and the history for everything -
GitHub.com/omerxx/dotfiles
@@devopstoolbox Cool, thanks for the quick answer. I'll definitely check out your new video on starship then.
Great
hey ! great video ! but i have a question : what is the alias for executing cd and exa at the same time ?
Hi! Sorry for skipping it! I’ve mapped it to “cx”
Great vid. I pretty much use the same things... except I have moved from Vim to Emacs (in Evil mode)... in particular Org-mode, Magit, programming modes, and Emacs extensibility has been my recent areas of investment.
Thanks! Can’t see myself leaving neovim but has emacs given anything in particular that you didn’t have before?
@@devopstoolbox Emacs has had a lot of the goodness like fast fuzzy finding/selection/completion quite awhile before these became popular in shells/vim, but the good news is that Neovim has caught up on a lot of things. As a developer it was a natural progression to Emacs for further workflow improvement for me due to Emacs' self documentation and introspection and customization... i.e. one can really make Emacs your own to a much a higher degree than Neovim... but that comes with it's own tradeoffs.
I think major point is emacs is GUI based. So you can achieve better visuals, like actual icons and not font based single color text icon.
No fzf?
czcams.com/video/MvLQor1Ck3M/video.html :)
How do you record your videos?
Hello! What would you like to know specifically? I'm using a camera on me and capturing my screen at the same time but I think you figured that out :)
@@devopstoolbox my main question is: if you just just record the terminal window or if you record the entire screen and use some chromakey behind...
@@arthuralbarelli hey, nope, no green screen. I record both screens yep
Nice! Thanks for the answer!
Your channel is amazing!
@@arthuralbarelli Thanks buddy!
Great video but I learnt nothing. Your shell looks nice and fancy but again, how do I replicate it. There's a lot of information in this video and it's overwhelming.
Hi! You’ve got the names and links for everything and if you want a complete replica you’ve got my dotfiles at dotfiles.omerxx.com
I switched to wezterm + zellij and I don't want to go back to alac. and tmux.
Already using wezterm and I love it. Not yet with zellij but I feel it’s coming 😉