Time to talk about my writerdeck
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Time to talk about my writerdeck
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#2The stress relief of a plain old Linux terminal should not be underestimated.
Not only for writing, but for shell sessions too.
I love my Raspberry Pi for that.
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#3Just zellij instead of tmux, it's so much better!
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#4Reminds me of word processing on DOS back in the 80s and early 90s. Pre-WYSIWYG.
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#5Awesome machine. Missing Doom though.
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#6I'm desperately awaiting the perfect eink device for this.
I've got a great writing setup on Obsidian that really works for me, a royal kludge mechanical keyboard...just waiting on the next gen of eink
The Boox One Note Max was sooo close, but they almost immediately discontinued the product and probably won't be supporting it long.
Suggestions are welcome
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#7Just zellij instead of tmux, it's so much better!
How?
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#8> I'm trying to be more intentional with my tech choices. I want devices that do one thing really well, and that when I'm done with that one thing, I can put them away, and do something else. I don't want everything to follow me around everywhere.
Sign me up.
I would like an audio device which can play mp3, podcasts, internet radio. Bonus points if it supports some kind of cartridge system, size between credit card and audio cassette. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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#9Doogie Howser M.D. vibes.
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#10Consider wordgrinder, a console word processor, as distinct from a text editor.
https://github.com/davidgiven/wordgrinder