I'll look, though at first blush it looks like an exceedingly complicated way to just simply select beyond line endings and have white space automatically padded when typing in at the (multi) cursor.
It might be great though - I need to try. (and I do recognize that there are many ways to do things)
I have to say Ultra Edit sites this so well (so does Visual Studio and MSSQL Management Studio). Maybe it's a wierd feature want, but I'm not so sure...
Absolutely correct.
Exactly! But I really, really hope that the growing share in India and other places starts to catalyze commercial development.
Immutable packages like flatpak (or whatever is your format of choice) makes the software side way, way easier. It'll take a bit more convincing to get HW makers to dive in though.
It's no joke making supported software let alone HW for multiple flavours sites of kernel, architecture.
It's a lot better than 25 years ago when I used as a daily driver, but we're just not quite there yet. I keep trying!
I used to use it as a daily driver about 20 years ago. I use it on an old laptop currently (though thunderbird is... unpleasant).
I use WSL constantly.
I'm quite familiar with Linux.
But until hardware vendors actually support the OS, it's a matter of scraping some eager coder's git repo for things that work. Sort of. But not really.
Very frustrating.
It's 1s and 0s all the way down (notwithstanding qbits...). But it all comes down to workflow and reducing friction of use securely. How will Bitwarden (and others) sit within the process? That remains to be seen. In the meantime, I'm going to see how it goes as I'm not switching gears until I have a thorough understanding of the actual implementation wrt general operation, multiple devices, family accounts (Bitwarden 'organizations'), backups and recovery, and how to teach and support non-tech-savvy family members through the change).
It absolutely looks promising, but too risky to be bleeding edge.
I think I was trying to say that mc combines the intuitiveness of a GUI with the efficiency of a CLI. A TUI.
Etobicoke. Can that count?
I agree. They go from technical to policy and all points in between, and they have senses of humour.. I miss hearing Deiter Bohn, but such is life.
That is very odd! The content certainly seems to be Canadian, though.
You may be onto something.... /s
(I almost went with British Broadcorping Castration...)