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Hopefully someone in the comments knows 🤞

Thanks for sharing, does it offer any different features?

I love this tool too! Appreciate the kind words 🙂

I love the fact that wezterm uses lua for config management, but I didn't know it's written in rust 😱, that's actually a great reason for me to try it out. I'll check it out one of these days

@@linkarzu its why i got rid of tmux, never needed the extra things that tmux extensions provided or ssh

Getting rid of tmux is not something I see myself doing, at least in the near future, as my entire workflow is tmux centered. It's basically my main and most important tool, but who knows what willl happen a few years from now, we'll see...

give wezterm builtin multiplexor a try 😊

Hey, hope you find the videos useful!

Appreciate it. I share everything in my videos so hopefully you'll find some inspiration 🙂

I get your point, I think the videos are a little bit advanced and assume prior knowledge on a few things. Let me know what topics you'd like me to teach and I can create videos so that everyone can get up to speed

@@linkarzu make videos with an intention such that anyone could be able to pickup what you are trying to explain. You have an amazing grasp of the subject looking from your setup so having videos that can help others get similar value to fully understand why you did what you did you need to break down the process to simplify it further.

Will keep that in mind, thanks for sharing your feedback!

Sorry, I got a little lost there, would you mind elaborating more on the kitty.conf file? I'll try to suggest something

@@linkarzu I’m just thinking about how to modify the switch color scheme script to modify the conf files by something such as appending them to overwrite previous color schemes but keeping existing settings intact. Append does quite work though I think because one it would grow large after switching a bunch and two you want to remove any old/previous color setting while keeping the original conf file

@@prestonhager6444 That's why in the colorscheme dir I have 2 directories, 1 that is "list" in which I keep my themes and those never change unless I update them, and the "active" folder which has the file that is always overwritten, but this is just a temp file. Inside the "kitty" dir I have a temp file that is always overwritten "active-theme.conf" but the original kitty themes in the "themes" dir are never touched. Does that help?

Yep. I remember using gls in the past, eza does a great job and I never looked back

Appreciate your comment and I'm glad the videos are being useful to some people. Stay tuned because they will keep coming

Starship is slower and with less features than powerlevel. Idk why ppl started to promote starship so much.

I second starship video. Thanks.

@@vincentchan7397If the main comment that started this thread reaches 50 likes. I'll create the starship video, just need to see how many are interested to see if it's worth it

@@007arek I don't remember, I think I tried powerlevel10k and didn't like the themes? We will never know as that information is gone from my brain 😂 I haven't felt starship to be slow to be honest, or I would have tried something different. Maybe I'll give powerlevel10k a try again just to test it out

@@makesushi can you please tell me what minute and second you're talking bout in the video

Those are Neovim highlight groups. Do :h highlight-groups to see a list of them + what they currently look like on your colourscheme. You can look up how to override them. I believe the borders used by nvim-cmp is the highlight group 'PMenu' (meaning popup menu). For Neotree/whatever file tree plugin you're using, you'll have to consult their documentation but often there will be a section for highlight groups. If not, you can take a peak at the code, normally they are in a separate module.

@@pwbandwidth oh yeah after a bit of investigation i got it! my nvim setup looks cutee asf now

😍

@@NapsterSeed hopefully someone in the comments knows and can share the info🤞

Hunt-n-peck

Thanks for sharing!

@@JasonJurotich I did that with Yabai, which is my window manager. I have a video on how I set everything up, one of my first videos and not the best quality, but the content is still relevant th-cam.com/video/IRL-ueXXnWM/w-d-xo.html

@@Keb_Le it's been 1 per day for the last 5 days. We'll see how it continues!

@@linkarzu Each video has been great! Insane output. hope you keep it up 😁💪

🙂👍

@@flameKuchen I find it quite useful actually, give it a try and let us know

@@linkarzu I will. I’m using vimium in browser as well. Using this kind of navigation system wide is awesome. Is it possible to delete and restore tabs as well? I could get rid of vimium in that case.

@linkarzu what keyboard do you use?

@@flameKuchen explain to me how you normally close and restore tabs with vimium, so that I can understand and let you know

@@flameKuchen I use a glove80, I briefly discuss it in the video, but this works with any keyboard

@@DEVDerr don't thank them here, purchase the thing 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Just kidding, I love this app too so thanks to the developer, hopefully this video gets to them so they can feel the love ❤️

@@gazzarDev hey, you're welcome, I'm glad that the video helped!

@@Dieterbe glad you like it! It's a custom theme I created, the link to the video to set it up is in the video description

Yes, it’s macOS only

But there must be something similar in linux

@@linkarzu Please do let me know if you find something

@@farzadmf yeah, hopefully someone in the comments can let us know, and I'll pin that comment

@@linkarzu Thank you!

@@conradparker3761 glad it helps!

@@NRCPQ hey there, glad you could see the benefit!

@@linkarzu the only reason that Im using Arc browser is command-e shortcut which opens extensions. I can finally go back to my good old friend chrome 😄

I tried arc some time ago, but it didn’t work with the openin app, so I just ditched it, will probably try it again in the future

Yeah, I get your question, it makes sense. The thing is that my workflow is very keyboard centric, I use yabai as my window manager as well, but I use it in the "stack" mode to keep a single app on the front. I also use karabiner-elements A LOT, I have a keyboard shortcut for each one of my apps, so for example, if I want to switch to the youtube ap, I press hyper+t+y, for the terminal hyper+t+j, the browser hyper+t+k. So I navigate between apps all the time using my keyboard, and if for example I jump from neovim to a github repo by pressing "gx", I don't want to grab my mouse to scroll down on the repo readme, I bring up homerow to scroll down, read something, then switch back to neovim. Same thing for the other apps, if I jump to youtube, I can quickly scroll using homerow and then jump to another app without using my mouse. I cannot avoid the mouse 100%, editing videos without a mouse would be so painful for example, but sometimes I feel is faster not moving my right hand away from the keyboard to quickly scroll in an app. The goal is to use homerow every day more and more and get used to it so much, so that I rarely have to use my mouse, we'll see how that goes!

@@linkarzu thanks for the reply. ill give it a go and put more effort into it as well. fingets crossed

@@hechuan5075 yeah, it's just a matter of getting used to, just like we got used to use the mouse. It's muscle memory by now.

The name of the app that you were using is probably "Shortcat"

@@micaelviana yup thats it, thanks!

@@_Roman_V_Code Really neat app, quite useful!

@@linkarzu yeah, I'm thinking to give it a try! I used something like this on windows many ears ago for web browsers

@@_Roman_V_Code great thing is that it works on any app

Agree, it’s a wonderful tool. Why do you still use Vimium if you use homerow? I’m curious

Like a chad 🤣

Thanks for sharing. I hadn't heard about arrow.nvim

Nah, tabs are cool when you have buffer numbers next to filename and some mapping that allows you to switch between them by using <leader>+1/2/3/4/5...etc. I'm doing this already with barbar.nvim, since it has that number displaying built-in and it's super nice with no overhead

@@DEVDerr thanks for sharing your way, appreciate it.

Hey, I'm glad you like this format, I'll be releasing similar videos easier to consume but with something useful that comes out of them. Would you mind expanding a bit more in what you mean by fzf_native filters? I do use fzf but only outside neovim, and usually for checking my command history, but not for searching for stuff. I'd like to understand it better, to see if its worth checking out

@@linkarzu i dont know why my previous 2 comment didnt go through, lets see if this one does

@@linkarzu seems like that one did, maybe it was because of the link that I put in? Please google fzf native telescope, its sorter that support all filters from fzf, which allows you to use special symbols for exact match, post/prefix match, etc. Fuzzy matching sometimes yield too many results for me so I sometime need to exact match

@@linkarzu ok, looks youtube does not like fzf. this is my 4th attempt at answering. At this point all i can say is google fzf native telescope and look at the filters. Sorry

​@@hechuan5075 Yep, I understand what you're talking about, this is the second time I type this comment because the previous one was deleted and I don't even know why, should probably use neovim to write them and paste them here. TH-cam is really weird with comments, if it thinks you're adding a URL it won't show the comments, for example img.nvim, it will think that's a website or something, not sure. I have very basic comment moderating on the channel, just to avoid spam, not sure if that's the cause. And as the channel owner it does allow me to paste links though. But anyway, thanks for the suggestion, I'll ake a look, been wanting to switch telescope to the fzf version, but I haven't found a use case yet, or a reason to try it out, I heard it's better with really large codebases? Not something I deal with to be honest.

Thanks for sharing your workflow with buffers!

Glad it's useful, thank you!

+1 on this; I do use Vimium C in my browser, but I'm curious to know to know his cool tricks

Hey, thanks for the kind words! You mean the yellow letters that show up for navigating in the browser?

​@@linkarzu yes exactly! I've not seen that before and Google is failing me

Wait, I think TH-cam lost my comment on this??! I use Vimium C in my browser, but I'm very curious to know your cool tricks for this (and what you use)

Aha - looks like something called Surfingkeys, or maybe tridactyl

Yeah, there's a lot information condensed in this single video. But I'm creating separate videos to go over things in a slower way, I recently created one for folds, and one for the daily note. Will keep creating others and maybe next year create another one explaining what changed between this 2024 video and that new one

@@linkarzu awesome, great work sir!

Appreciate it!

@@flameKuchen I speed it up so that it fits within 60 seconds

Hey there! I'll pin your comment, if it reaches 25 likes, I'll create the video. Just doing this to learn what topics people are interested in. So that I can focus on content that is relevant.

If you reading this gave the comment above a like, make sure to comment as well to help me with engagement ❤️

​@@linkarzu Sure, hope it gets there, and we see another interesting video from you

@@farzadmf hey! Let's see 🙂

It’s 25 likes 🎉

I haven't noticed which one is faster on macos, I think I dont feel a difference

Hey there, sorry, not following. What's the question about?

@@linkarzu maybe I misheard but seems when talking about keyboard shortcuts you mention a “hyper” key? Which key is that?

@@Flackon oh I see what you mean. Yes, hyper for me is a combination of cmd+shift+opt+ctrl but for you to understand this better, watch my karabiner video, I go over that in detail

Glad to hear it works! You're welcome!

@@Keb_Le Glad to read you liked it!

Geany seems like a great option and I agree that Neovim might be a bit overkill if you don't use it or have it installed. But I spend most of my day in the terminal and also in Neovim, so I really like that I can switch between my notes and other projects I need to edit quickly without moving to a separate app. I just feel my workflow is more optimized and I have less friction. But that's just my personal preference.

@@linkarzu I go back to the shell, guake, often but use geany to program in both C++ & Python3. It took a while to learn how to configure the compiler in geany but once I did it is great! I have code-blocks installed but it is too much for my simple mind.

Come on in, jump on the Neovim hype train, you're gonna love it

🤣🤣🤣

That's what the whole video is about. The things that I did in Obsidian, I can do now in neovim, so I don't need Obsidian anymore.

You're welcome! Hope it helps

If you see that when pressing enter is because folds haven't been created, you create them by running leader+m+f+k for example, does that work? Also, 2 more questions: 1. What neovim version do you have? 2. Are you using the lazyvim.org distro?

Ok if you're using just the lazy package manager without the default plugins the fold won't work. I needed the lazy.extras.markdown plugin for this to work. Anyway I had to install other lazy defaults too but that's fine ig.

@@troopack420 Great point, I do use the markdown lazyextra, I go over all of this in my video: My complete Neovim markdown setup and workflow in 2024 th-cam.com/video/c0cuvzK1SDo/w-d-xo.html

@@linkarzu Yeah that got the folds to work. Getting the highlights to work was another thing though 😂. Thanks a lot for the detailed dot files man I really appreciate these. They make me wanna finally start commenting my code too 😅 This config is the best markdown nevoim config I can find ❤️

@@troopack420 I'm glad you've found value in the dots. I don't document them well out of good will tough, I do it cuz I won't remember s#!7 when I look back at some things a few years from now, so it's just for future me but glad to hear it helps others!

@@KakashiHatake-xk9to I manage the transparency for all my apps in the window manager, which is yabai. Look for my video: "09 - Transparent terminal with yabai in macOS"

It's not the best quality, the content is still good

@@linkarzu thanks

@@KakashiHatake-xk9to you're welcome!

Thanks!