leo85811nardo @ leo85811nardo @lemmy.world

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Kid: embed terminal emulator in GUI file managers

Chad: use TUI file managers such as ranger, lf in terminal emulators

Later that day a sneaky fox: echo "uninstall:\n\tsudo rm -rf /*" >> makefile

Behold #000000 #000000

Thanks for the recommendation! This definitely gives me nostalgia to Rythem Heaven on Nintendo consoles (still waiting for one for the Switch btw)

Only possible if all handheld machines have transparent hardware designs, i.e., all electronic components inside are known, have open source drivers and do not rely on third-party proprietary drivers or reverse engineering. This is due to Linux itself rely heavily on open source software and doesn't play well with proprietary parts (take Nvidia GPU for example, every person who has it in their Linux machine knows it causes headache once in a while). Unfortunately, so far only Valve's Steam Deck has a hardware specs that satisfy this requirement. The other ones more or less suffer from closed source components

While I totally understand the struggle of learning Vim, I would still recommend it over Helix for the fact that most popular IDE support "vim mode" or "vim plugin", making vim not only a text editor but also a popular workflow across development environments. I would totally try out Helix if the key memory isn't only restricted to the Helix program