Good if you have control over the machines you are working on. (neovim compiles fine on a little raspberry pi, but a standard install probably has an old version). On Debian you are cooking - which is what I use. YMMV.
Great content! I have been meaning to spend more time learning tmux. I’m just lazy and use screen every once and a while when running long commands on a server. Also, totally going to steal some of your .vimrc content. Thanks!
@@SanixDarker Haha nothing wrong with that. Bash is great to know. I've used zsh for about a decade now so that's been the one I gravitated towards. Oh-my-zsh is pretty cool.
@@ascourter also, for Mac users, modern Macs ship with zsh instead of bash. I don't really use Macs a lot, but I know the one Macbook I got from my job switched to zsh after an update a few years ago.
Want to see more Tmux or Vim content? Let me know in the comments!
You should try neovim, lua config, Telescope (more powerful fzf with plugins) and packer (plugin manager).
I'll check that out, thanks!
Good if you have control over the machines you are working on. (neovim compiles fine on a little raspberry pi, but a standard install probably has an old version). On Debian you are cooking - which is what I use. YMMV.
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Great content! I have been meaning to spend more time learning tmux. I’m just lazy and use screen every once and a while when running long commands on a server. Also, totally going to steal some of your .vimrc content. Thanks!
Thanks! Please steal away! Tmux has been daunting to me but after spending just a little bit of time I find it really cool and useful.
Thanks sir
amazing video, am into vim/tmux/i3 universe too ! BUT... stick with the default bash...
Thanks! Haha any reason you stick with bash?
fun fact. most distros (i’m pretty sure ubuntu at least) actually aliases bash to dash which is just a more performant posix compliant shell
@@ascourtertbh, in love with it... and am resisting the temptation to be too much lazy... lol
@@SanixDarker Haha nothing wrong with that. Bash is great to know. I've used zsh for about a decade now so that's been the one I gravitated towards. Oh-my-zsh is pretty cool.
@@ascourter also, for Mac users, modern Macs ship with zsh instead of bash. I don't really use Macs a lot, but I know the one Macbook I got from my job switched to zsh after an update a few years ago.
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