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Moving to linux at home has me using the command line more.
(piefed.social)
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I'm a hybrid user. I love to use the keyboard, but sometimes I just want to go in a GUI and click click done. It depends on what I need at the time. I love TUIs the most.
Need to move a handful of files over somewhere? Forget dragging a reticle and dropping them all five subdirectories away, I'm going to boot up Midnight Commander, Zoxide over to where I need to go, select and move.
A mass amount of files? Gonna
mvthose puppies.Need to move that one piddly file to the next folder down? I'm going to open Dolphin, do a quick move, and call it a day.
However, for anything programming or note-taking, Vim is love. Qutebrowser or Vimium extensions so I can Vim-ify my browser. Vim everything. We don't need to bring a mouse into that equation.