FunnyLookinHat @funnylookinhat@fosstodon.org

I'd love the ability to emoji respond to toots (same as how you can in slack, mattermost, etc.) - any idea if something like that is in the works?

Useful explanation of the history of . profile vs .bash_profile vs .bashed etc

https://serverfault.com/questions/261802/what-are-the-functional-differences-between-profile-bash-profile-and-bashrc

Well here's something I'm trying to figure out... how do I set my PATH so that any application launched within Gnome will have that environment variable?

As an example, Sublime Text 3 cannot find a binary installed in /home/funnylookinhat/go/bin . This is expected, since my .zshrc isn't read or loaded by Gnome or any processes Gnome launches, and that's the only place where I update my PATH.

Any answers / ideas? Or even a great tutorial that I _clearly_ should have read a long time ago? :)

I've got a bunch of random free crypto... So since it cost me nothing to buy I figured I would roll it all on XRP. Ha!

Thank you everyone for boosting my toots about the editors for the last few days! I've gotten some great advice, and, even better, discovered a bunch of you to follow!

If I peg my DSL connection's upload limit for more than a few seconds it will lose the connection. It's great fun when trying to make some backups. :)

Been using Sublime Text 3 for a bit on and off today. I needed a surprisingly small amount of plugins to get to where I wanted to be. If I keep using it through the next few weeks I'll buy a license.

I've forgotten how fast a good editor can be!

I gave the micro editor a try for a while ( https://micro-editor.github.io/ ) - I loved the navigation and plugin system (lua) - but kept falling back to wanting to use my mouse for navigation fairly often.

It's also just handy to have separate windows in the DE for editor and terminal for faster switching.

To everyone suggesting VSCodium or similar - I'm trying to get away from an electron based editor. Honestly I just sort of have a hard time swallowing the Microsoft pill after being a linux / foss advocate through the 90s/00s (when it was trying to ruin FOSS).

VSCode certainly has the right features - but it's just heavier than I'm hoping for. The first time I opened it there was way too much going on by default.

Does anyone here still use Sublime Text for editing code? I started using Atom a few years ago since it's FOSS and had all of the plugins I needed, but the performance is just abysmal.

I've tried to pick up vim a few different times and I just can't stand it.