vharish

Nice explanation. Wouldn’t mind reading more.

Kinda presumptive. From what I read, this is for windows. The OP clearly is using a *nix system.

Why not try vimum or similar for Firefox?

Zsh has this built in

If you are using vim, you should definitely try using cvim or similar for chrome. You’ll most probably stop using mouse when in browser.

If it’s about tools, I would suggest trying out i3 and emacs. I’ve used vim+tmux for a couple of years. Slowly I’ve migrated to Emacs. Somehow, I like it a little more than vim. I still heavily use tmux.

For tmux, having a startup script with pre configured windows and panes can be helpful as well.

Having a dual monitor setup can also be very productive.

I personally try to avoid using mouse. Most of my hacks are targeted to achieve this.

I guess discipline and consistency.

I need to turn off the alarm though :(

I would like to second this. Any tiling window manager could be of great help.

You can email the mobi version to your kindle app or the kindle device. You can get the email from your amazon account.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=...

Have you worked on external monitors with this setup? The last time I've tried, it had been a pain. The monitors were detected fine, but the scaling was completely off.

Haha.. this is now taking an interesting turn.

This, I completely agree with. Moving away from a tiling WM is pain that it's actually very demotivating.

Is it not possible to get it from another country like India?

I blame English for this :D