same for gh (github cli)
gh() {
if [[ "$1" = repo && "$2" = clone ]]; then
shift
shift
set -- repo clone "$@" -- --recursive
fi
command gh "$@"
}
the only thing this does is add “–recursive” to every git clone
invocation
git() {
if [ "$1" = clone ]; then
shift
set -- clone --recursive "$@"
fi
command git "$@"
}
in zsh you can just forbid it to save duplicates
ccd() {
mkdir "$1" && cd "$1"
}
btw 1 is literally impossible, there’s no gui driver setting, there’s no regedit switch, no nothing. on linux you just need to write to this file /sys/devices/platform/i8042/serio1/serio2/drift_time
neither has persistent undo yet, so i’m staying with vim for now
aria2 ftw
not only is it a waste of time, it also contributes to climate change. imagine if everyone in the world compiled all their software
if you switch often, you might like kitty (it works for both)
i heard good things about arch linux
i know what you are talking about. that’s dynamic vs static tiling for you. dwm does it in a similar way
are there any reasons to prefer hyprland over sway, that are not bells and whistles?
two of my very favorite genres are future garage and atmospheric black metal, but i’m a melomaniac and listen to a ton of genres
rumpelstiltskin
freebsd is 14 something too