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For me spreadsheets are most useful when shared. My biggest objection - can I share with e.g. google sheets or office 365? I think it's neat for terminal usage, though. Other problem: I can vim but I prefer the emacs keybindings.
I suppose you could share using tmux or screen.
If it could, that'd be an excellent solution.
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Might affect searchability.
Btw SCIM is the name of the standard for cross-domain identity management. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_for_Cross-domain_Iden... Might affect searchability.
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Btw SCIM is the name of the standard for cross-domain identity management. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_for_Cross-domain_Iden... Might affect searchability.
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show me how you start excel in your terminal
' open /Applications/Microsoft Excel.app/
The files /Applications/Microsoft and /Users/lsllc/Excel.app do not exist.
/s
[0] To escape the space, or you could quote the entire argument to `open`
I really wanted to use this tool because I love Vim, but it just feels 'off' to me. I'm not sure why, though. In a spreadsheet, I'm used to being able to move around with arrow keys and start typing immediately. Using SCIM, it feels like I'm constantly hitting a wall. Despite that, I think the idea of a spreadsheet as a TUI is really great.
What could be a more Vim-like experience than feeling like you're constantly hitting a wall when first learning? :)
tried this out a while back and ultimately settled on visidata instead https://github.com/saulpw/visidata