lindgrenj6

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Can't wait to dig more into it tbh, just looking at this list there are so many more powerful things other than checkout/releasing code.

Good for them, but it's still going to be an uphill battle imo.

Great work! I'll be recommending this to anyone who is looking for a git GUI client.

Since finding this I find hangouts meet much more tolerable!

Some of them look really good (the matias and the cheap kinesis especially, since I'd rather not solder my own board) but I can't get over the fact that some of them don't even care about the insert key. I need a full nav-group (eg pg up/down, home/end, ins/delete)!

Ergodox is still king though it looks like. So thanks again for the post!

I can firmly recall in my CS 101 class where they were teaching basic programming using Java, and the teacher seriously told us "just put static in all of your method declarations, don't worry about why yet otherwise you won't be able to use them in your main".

...didn't fully learn what static meant until over a year in my programming career.

But by far the most time saving feature I have is the type searching functionality in it! For example, one can type 'ack --java System.out' and it will search ONLY the java files! No more 'find . -name *.java -exec grep -Hni System.out {} \;'. And you can add custom types easily through your .ackrc, it is a very well put together piece of software.

(PS: If you're trying it, definitely try out 'ack --bar')