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Aerospace works multimonitor!

What kind of feature do you want? I'm not a TWM user, I'm just curious

I'm using AeroSpace now. On the top of my head, ability to adjust floating window sizes, "focus follows mouse" feature, sticky floating windows, and probably quite a lot more. But these are app limitations I'd say. MacOS in general doesn't allow an app to control another app's window (it does, but with serious limitations), so because of that reason, no WM will be "real" TWM in MacOS IMO. Yabai does have some (all?) features I mentioned above, but it uses built-in MacOS spaces, and I HATE (x1000) the dealy of switching spaces ... and I can't/don't want to disable SIP on my Mac

@@farzadmf thanks for clarifying

I would recommend you to create a backup of your config, save it, copy my config, confirm it works and then start switching to your config and see what you're missing

@@linkarzu I copied your scripting-addition.sh and yabairc but it doesn't work so what what am I missing? I downloaded yabai using brew then disabled sip and copied your yabai config

What is not working, transparency or is it not managing the windows in stack mode?

​@@linkarzu managing the windows in stack mode works there is just a problem with transparency

@@ot_5731 Are you using the most up to date code in my dotfiles-latest repo? At the very top of my yabairc, I source another file yabai_env.sh did you create that file? That's where I define the transparent apps.

I'd recommend you to watch my colorscheme selector video, you'll find useful information there and the way I implement it

Those words are reserved for typecraft, or theo t3 😉

btw since you use Logitech, I have switched to steerMouse a long time ago because I was tired of Logitech software issues with my mouse in Mac. I'm happy since then.

I hate the logitech software too, does that mouse you recommend support switching between multiple computers?

Question, so with bettertouchtool you switch the 3 devices between 2 computers? I could switch the monitor and the mouse, not sure how to switch the keyboard though

@@linkarzu no, no, I mentioned bettertouchtool just as a tool that provides keyboard macros for someone that doesn't have keyboards like the ones we have. But btt doesn't provide the feature to switch between computers.

​@@linkarzu I would see steermouse as Karabiner-Elements but for the mouse. You can remap buttons or set things like keyboard shortcuts/macros to a button, combine keyboard modifiers with mouse buttons, etc. But it doesn't allow you to switch between computers.

@@frankfromfresno thank you! I already moved from kitty to wezterm and from wezterm to Ghostty in the past few months. I'm settled in Ghostty and I don't even have a clue on whether it has tabs or not, but that's why I love tmux, I don't have to depend on different terminal emulators configurations or details, just my tmux config and that's it

First comment ever on this not very popular video! You're welcome!

You need to type your pin on the watch (or unlock your iPhone it is pared to) to unlock it.

That’s right, the second I take off my apple watch it locks and to unblock it, I need to enter a passcode, in my case 7 digits, but it can be up to 10 digits. You can configure the watch to erase itself after 10 failed attempts.

Ghostty is my main terminal, on the right side is kitty running neovim with a markdown file open, im using it as my sticky notes app due to the vim motions, and I can even view images there 😍

@@linkarzu I like it <3 So you have a custom nvim config for that `skitty-notes.md` file ? I mean no number, no statusline, ...

That is exactly right, if you go into my dots you'll find the neobean-sticky dir, you’re going to see a lot of missing files, like for example the keymaps.lua file, because I’m using a symlink for a lot of files that I don’t want to maintain for the 2 configs. Maybe there’s a more elegant solution, but that’s what I went for with as of now

Still testing it out, but will be reviewing it soon!

Hey, glad you like it! Watch y latest videos, I like it more now

One thing I love about yabai, is that it allows me to set some transparent windows, like my terminal for example, some people hate it, but I got used to having my terminal transparent. Yeah, you need to fiddle with SIP by selectively disabling a few things, but I'm fine with it. People have been telling me to tray Aerospace, but not sure if I'll love it or not, will give it a try.

@@samwdp I haven't tried zed, but at least changing the fps fixes it for me (on macOS)

@@linkarzu Just as a quick thing to try, if you run wezterm full screen without the max_framerate set (essentially default) does that improve it

I just tested it in fullscreeen and I feel it smoother when max_fps is set to 120

@@rabdpnguin that's why I use tmux, I don't like learning keybinds for different terminals, just keep everything in tmux

@@RazoBeckett. experiment, and please let us know if you feel a difference or not, my monitor is not high end, so I cannot test

@@linkarzu feel same as 120FPS, i think the terminal max outs at 120FPS, because there is nearly what feels like zero difference between 120 and 144 fps , (and Ya, I am 18 and my Eyesight is great so no doubts)

@@RazoBeckett. Thanks for sharing, apreciate it. And do you feel a difference between 60 and 120 FPS? I'm twice your age (36) and can't see even where my monitor is without my glasses, so enjoy while it lasts 🤣

@@linkarzu Yes, there is vast difference between 60 and 120 not even in terminal but also in Video-Games and other even mouse movement makes difference for me.

But I mean, I assume your monitor is usually set to 144Hz, so leaving that setting unchanged, do you feel a difference in westerm when you set max_fps from 60 to 120? I just want to understand if that specific wezterm setting affects other users or just me.

@@bjbboy71697 thanks for sharing this!

@@funktorial so just wondering, setting this to 120 fixed something for you or not?

Yes please, I want to know if it also makes a difference for others or not 🙇

@@linkarzu well, I'm on a 32gb ram i7 dell xps with just an integrated Intel gpu so its always choppy doesn't matter the config. 😂🤣

The time has come, you need to try out a Mac mini, MacBooks are expensive, but used apple silicon mac minis are not, even the new Mac mini m4 base model is way too powerful, you should give one a try and I don’t think you’ll go back. Or maybe you have used them in the past and hate macOS?

@@linkarzu heresy! unsubscribed. lol. Joking aside I can't see myself easily moving away from Linux. Also having the Dell support gives me piece of mind. And at last, but certainly not the least, anything apple down here in Brasil has outrageous prices.

@lpanebr I feel you, switching operating systems is a pain. I bought a used m1 mac mini, price was good and that's where I do everything

The setting that works for me is max_fps, did you set that one?

Nah, Alacritty is just faster. Less features perhaps, but no compromise on speed.

@@linkarzu Yes, I have that too. Just tested again, M3 Max and on linux 7950X3D/4090 -- Alacritty still faster and noticeably so. This is what I feel renders fastest (config settings are proper but plz suggest if you got any): Alacritty > Alacritty + tmux > Wezterm > Wezterm + tmux (still love zellij BUT way too slow at rendering unfortunately)

All I have tested WezTerm on, is macOS, I don't know about linux, let's see if someone else in the comments can help. I would still be in alacritty if it allowed me to view images in neovim, but unfortunately it does not, so that's why I had to switch

@@linkarzu how important is that for your workflow? Do you use that feature often? Genuinely curious

i don't need tmux when I use wezterm tbh. what's missing from default wezterm that you like in tmux so much??

Which tmux issues did you experience with wezterm? I can't live without tmux and don't have any issues so far

​@@Clebatworkdoes westerm have sessions? Does it save sessions?

I like keeping my sessions, tabs and pane configuration in tmux, so I don't need to learn and configure a new terminal every time I want to switch

@Clebatwork persistent sessions I tried to go vanilla wezterm, but weztern does not have that feature

You mean the notifications shown at the bottom when I re-open neovim?

@@linkarzu The one with: `[(i) Info] Warning: notifications is deprecated. This feature is removed` `[(!) Warn] W325: Ignoring swapfile from Nvim process 50352`

@@flashios09 that is folke's noice.nvim plugin and I configured it to show the messages on the bottom right corner

Hey you mean animation or max_fps?

@@linkarzu on my system (windows 11), i noticed a difference after setting both max_fps and animation_fps. Setting just max_fps didn't seem to do it on it's own, in my case that is

Thanks for sharing as it will also help others! And thanks for testing and confirming, really appreciate it

Yeah, that's a glove80, I've been using it for a couple of months, I'll review it soon, just want to test it out really well. And I think I'll switch back to Ghostty today, but will keep WezTerm close to my heart (plays the Celine Dion's titanic song)

@@linkarzu hehe. glove80 never looked too interesting to me, i use a custom built dactyl manuform, but i started with kinesis

I was indecise between the kinesis advantage 360 and the glove80, I could only afford one so I went with this. I'll share my thoughts on it soon

@@linkarzu can you also post your keyboard layout?

@ sure, when I review the keyboard, I will

Exactly! 🥰

I didn't change the height, that's the default at least for my config which is lazyvim, but you can change the height with this: { "<leader>gs", function() require("telescope.builtin").git_status(require("telescope.themes").get_ivy({ layout_config = { -- Set preview width, 0.7 sets it to 70% of the window width preview_width = 0.7, -- height = 0.2, }, initial_mode = "normal", -- Start in normal mode })) end, desc = "Git Status (ivy theme with custom preview size)", }, Notice that I have "height" commented out, rest of my config is in my dots

@@linkarzu thanks that works! the fremency is an interesting one.. kinda wish that it didnt ignore dot files outside of gitignore as well..anyways great vid!

@@gno3939 glad you found the video useful! I haven't played with ignored files and frecency. So ignored files don't show up in the search results?

I don't see why not, grab some inspiration from my config and implement it

Thanks!

Hey, I appreciate the advise, I’ll definitely check it out and review it as many people have recommended it. I don't use spaces in macOS, I keep all the apps in the same space and just switch to them, so it's really snappy and there's no animation delay

I can't, that's basically the only requirement by the repo owner as of now, but I'd recommend you to join discord and follow the regular process

hey I retract my words...turns out the Telescope buffers is just an additional config utilizing Telescope, I thought I need to install another plugin...I was wrong! Post applying the same Telescope buffers setup, I fell in love with it!! thanks for this

You're welcome and I'm glad you found it useful! That's my main way of navigating open buffers, I got used to it already, and yes, no additional plugin 🙂

Hey, glad you liked the video. I didn't feel lag with shaders on vs off. Are you also on macos or is it linux? I'm still in Sonoma by the way

I agree with the config side of things, so far the config has allowed me to do what I need, so no big deal, I'll miss lua, but I can live with this. There's syntax highlighting for the ghostty config by the way, look for a ghostty.lua file in my neobean dir

Hey there, I haven't tried yazi but it's in my todo list, I only view images when inside neovim and haven't experienced issues. I'm still in Sonoma by the way, I don't want to upgrade yet

@@linkarzu Thanks for letting me know. Yazi is great btw, you should definitely check it out.

I promise I will, several folks have asked me to check it out, but I always find something else to procrastinate with

Ah, nvm. I figured it out. I needed to :TSInstall markdown so treesitter would do it's thing. Thanks again for this video.

Look for my "Getting started with Neovim" Playlist, if getting started it will help a lot!