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The author seems to be advocating text mode, not strictly command-line. Editing files with sed is command-line; editing them with vi or emacs or nano is not.
Maybe terminal is a better phrase I should of used than command-line, or maybe non-X or non-Windowing environment
I was totally unaware of sc. My spreadsheeting life just got immeasurably better.
it was very famous 20 years ago when X configuration required complex frequency calculus.
I had been previously using gentoo, where I selected the resolution from a gui. The difference was seems to be ubuntu adopting nouveau a bit earlier than they should have.
Roaring Penguin's remind is a great piece of software, it's been a standard for me since around 2000. Don't forget their include files for stuff like holidays and seasons.
The author of this article uses pass [1] for password management. I'm the author of pass, if anyone here has any questions. [1] http://www.zx2c4.com/projects/password-store/
I eventually want to make a GUI equivalent as I learn to program, and had some other ideas that you have inspired as I try to get back to programming. THANK YOU! I love your tool and it is one of my favorite tools. I check your git for other cool stuff as I stumbled upon your stuff many times. Question: would you want to add a parameter to escape non-aplhanumeric characters? It took me a while of playing to figure ou…
set my_pass="`pass email/this@email.org`"
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I've finally hit upon an electronic calendar scenario I am happy enough with to try for a few months. I use calcurse, with the main directory for daily, and subdirectories for Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, and Yearly. I have aliases defined to reach these subdirectories because I am lazy: # calcurse stuff export Week='-D .calcurse/Weekly' export Month='-D .calcurse/Monthly' export Quarter='-D .calcurse/Quarterly' expor…
tmux send-keys -t cal:0 'calcurse' ^M ^M
tmux send-keys -t cal:1 'calcurse $Week' ^M ^M
tmux send-keys -t cal:2 'calcurse $Month' Enter EnterEarlier quoted context omitted.
I eventually want to make a GUI equivalent as I learn to program, and had some other ideas that you have inspired as I try to get back to programming. THANK YOU! I love your tool and it is one of my favorite tools. I check your git for other cool stuff as I stumbled upon your stuff many times. Question: would you want to add a parameter to escape non-aplhanumeric characters? It took me a while of playing to figure ou…
how about set my_pass="`pass email/this@email.org`" [edit] Looks like this is a muttrc line not a sh line. Sadly I don't think muttrc supports the far superior $() expansion..