laktak

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yellow? had to go back to check - Try Darkreader :)

I'd love to see a hybrid phone with an embedded stock android for banking, pay and government apps and a regular LinageOS or Linux OS that runs on a separate partition/hw/vm.

Like "gluing" two phones together - just better ;)

It would be great to run an open OS but having to carry a separate phone for banking/paying is not really a viable option.

Not to forget

https://github.com/laktak/extrakto

(similar to copycat) and

https://github.com/laktak/tome

I think there are a lot of different takes on this. Mine uses playbooks, if you are interested https://github.com/laktak/tome

I used sql instead of flags to make it easier to remember - see https://github.com/laktak/zfind

Tome does exactly that by replacing the history with playbooks

https://github.com/laktak/tome

I find the history much too unorganized to be useful. That's why I made playbooks https://github.com/laktak/tome

ymmv but I prefer this to searching.

I meant a text UI, something like lf or ranger that displays a TUI. The nvim terminal does not work 100% for that use case.

In vim I can just run lf to select a file and then return to vim.

neovim does not support running external programs that have an UI with `!`

So, no.

I've edited the title. The original was generated by the HN scriptlet

Saw the same with some new sponsored shortcuts that were previously disabled.

I rewrote https://github.com/laktak/chkbit in Go because Python packaging was so frustrating. With Go you can just build for any platform without spinning up multiple VMs.

perfect, thank you!

The selection isn't the best but at least they have the option to filter! Thanks

It's not that easy as the keys on the keyboards are entirely different. The enter key is vertical and when you hit \ you execute a command instead.

Thanks but UK keyboards have a vertical enter key, so no.

I don't care about the paint but the keys are different, on US keyboards the enter his horizontal while on others it's vertial.

https://www.sbsupply.eu/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-...

I liked this enough to keep a tab open ;) but now it's been down for a few days - what happened?

What does `echo -e "\x6F\x6B"` do?

also does 7zip and rar now

Thanks, good point. I'll make sure to add it.

The bare args are for the path(s) to search.

zfind -w 'size>20k and name="foo"'

I could consider having the first arg reserved for -w

zfind 'size>20k and name="foo"'

but I much prefer the quotes and being allowed to write > instead of gt.

tbh, I probably wouldn't have written zfind if I had known about this.

fselect still takes the SQL analogy a bit too far for my taste, still cool though :)

Oh and fselect doesn't do tar.

Yes, ! has the same issues as system() which I'd need to integrate with lf.

I tried to switch to nvim but quickly discovered that there are breaking changes that just don't work for me, like system() not being interactive and having to use term.

nvim might be great for some but it's not a vim replacement, it's a different editor with different drawbacks.

> should work

Do you have any links on what's the best way to get all drivers? I have a 2015/2017 MacbookPro. I've tried this a few times but there was always something missing and most of the "How to" sites appear to be abandoned after a few years.

See https://github.com/laktak/tome

It lets you manage playbooks, interactive scripts that keep your recurring commands (or what you would otherwise search for in the bash history).

You may be able to install something like https://github.com/mollyim/mollyim-android in the EU ... eventually.