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2024-11-12 04:25:11

You can enjoy a nostalgic DOS-ish experience in your modern terminals using turbo, a tubo-pascal/turboc inpired editor based on the modern port of turbovision. Supports all the old goodies such as splits, floating windows etc ...
There is also tvterm which is a WIP but its useable.
https://github.com/magiblot/turbo
#dos #nostalgia #turboc #turbopascal
https://media.bsd.cafe/bsdmmedia01/media_attachments/files/113/468/068/683/395/781/original/3a99d50b231eb57a.png

2024-11-11 19:21:21

There is nothing more trash than windows-terminal. I had to switch to cmder just so that I can have a decent terminal for moving around and stuff. Even though I installed win10 on this ssd just to mess around with renoise and openmpt, I still need a half-decent terminal that doesn't break every time I press tab in Vim. 😒
#rant

2024-11-09 19:36:10

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@npub1t7d…pqpp no man, thank you and keep the good work up, and we'll do our part.

2024-11-09 18:27:10

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@npub1t7d…pqpp absolutely, no doubts there.

2024-11-09 18:23:19

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@npub1t7d…pqpp Of course, but I've learnt that if the founder of a community isn't up to the part, no matter how hard people try the community will never really feel right.

2024-11-09 18:14:37

bsd.cafe actually feels like an "alive community". Unlike some of the other mastodon instances that I've tried.
My compliments to the barista/admin @npub1t7d…pqpp

2024-11-09 16:10:52

To print the ascii value of the character under the cursor in Vim, do:
ga
Assuming the cursor is on the char <j>:
<j> 106, Hex 6a, Octal 152
See:
:h ga
#vim

2024-11-08 14:21:51

Vim developer Bram Moolenaar posthumously receives the European SFS Award
https://fsfe.org/news/2024/news-20241108-01.en.html

2024-11-07 23:27:48

Did you know that you can replace a regex with unicode character in Vim? When is it useful?
When mass formatting a text. Such as replacing all instances of {...} with {…}. Or all dashes with en-dash or em-dash.
:%s/\.\.\./\=nr2char(0x2026)/gc
nr2char() replaces the matched regex with the character represented by its unicode value.
#vim #regex