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Alright, 1 hour in and I started reading my blog post on the fish shell, realized I didn't quote my variables, and took a dive into the fish docs and unicode. Here's a couple things I learned:<syntaxhighlight lang="fishshell"> |
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for x in (seq 1000 3400) |
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</syntaxhighlight>prints a bunch of unicode chars, I like \u2400 ␀. |
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I reinstalled pipx by removing the ~/.local/pipx directory, now ipython works. |
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Revision as of 14:04, 7 June 2023
Ok, I'm finally customizing ubuntu. Switching from the default `x-terminal-emulator` to the more performant and sleeker alacritty.
Did this using `ccsm`, use the search functionality to find the terminal command line option. Now c-m-t opens alacritty. Still opens the default terminal on startup, however.
I'm reminded I still have yet to make a wiki that syncs to my devices without relying on this linode cloud instance as I am currently doing.
So there's a solid few projects to work on.
- fjord editor
- offlinewiki
- offlinebrowser
- personal website
Maybe start with 20 minutes on personal website
Alright, 1 hour in and I started reading my blog post on the fish shell, realized I didn't quote my variables, and took a dive into the fish docs and unicode. Here's a couple things I learned:
for x in (seq 1000 3400)
printf "$x is \u$x\n"
end
prints a bunch of unicode chars, I like \u2400 ␀.
I reinstalled pipx by removing the ~/.local/pipx directory, now ipython works.