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  1. I like the command-line. I’m forced to use #windows. #windowsterminalpreview is pretty nice. I have menu items for #gitbash, for #ubuntu under #wsl, for cmd.exe, for #powershell, #azure, and #anaconda. I do a little editing here in actual #Vim but mostly I use #PyCharm and #ideavim. I do all my #git commands in the terminal. Same with #pixi though in my situation it’s often convenient to use pixi from cmd.exe. This toot is a strong recommendation for Windows Terminal Preview.

  2. #WindowsTerminalPreview v1.17 brings various features and bug fixes to Microsoft’s own #opensource terminal application.

    Notable features include: Dropdown Menu Customization, Process Restart support & an improved color schemes page.

    Learn more on #InfoQ: bit.ly/3jPlyCu

    #dotnet #Windows #Microsoft #OperatingSystems

  3. My current WeeChat setup

    Since it's come up in conversation a couple of times in the past week (waves at @snowdusk__ and @yarmo), here's a #screenshot of my current #WeeChat setup (though with different buffers selected than my usual arrangement).

    "What am I looking at on the screenshot?"

    A buffer list ¹ on the left. Buffers represent the channels, private message streams and status timelines from the various chat media you are connected to.
    Side the buffer list are a variety of horizontally and vertically panes, which @weechat called 'windows', each window showing the contents of one
    ² of the buffers.

    "What buffers are visible in these window panes?"

    From top left to bottom right these are:

    "What's making it work?"

    All running in a #tmux terminal multiplexer session, running under #WSL2 on #Windows, in the #WindowsTerminalPreview #terminal client.

    (Repost to fix an at-mention...)

    Footnotes

    ¹ though I still use buffers.pl script rather than the built-in buflist plugin because I'm too lazy to migrate my settings to make it look and act in the way I've gotten used to.
    ² or more, as buffers can be merged, displaying the contents of each of the merged buffers chronologically in the same window pane.

    Hashtags

    #Battlestations #chat #chatClients #IRCClients #IRCClient #InternetRelayChat #MultiProtocol #FOSS #FLOSS

  4. My current WeeChat setup

    Since it's come up in conversation a couple of times in the past week (waves at @snowdusk__ and @yarmo), here's a #screenshot of my current #WeeChat setup (though with different buffers selected than my usual arrangement).

    "What am I looking at on the screenshot?"

    A buffer list ¹ on the left. Buffers represent the channels, private message streams and status timelines from the various chat media you are connected to.
    Side the buffer list are a variety of horizontally and vertically panes, which @weechat called 'windows', each window showing the contents of one
    ² of the buffers.

    "What buffers are visible in these window panes?"

    From top left to bottom right these are:

    "What's making it work?"

    All running in a #tmux terminal multiplexer session, running under #WSL2 on #Windows, in the #WindowsTerminalPreview #terminal client.

    (Repost to fix an at-mention...)

    Footnotes

    ¹ though I still use buffers.pl script rather than the built-in buflist plugin because I'm too lazy to migrate my settings to make it look and act in the way I've gotten used to.
    ² or more, as buffers can be merged, displaying the contents of each of the merged buffers chronologically in the same window pane.

    Hashtags

    #Battlestations #chat #chatClients #IRCClients #IRCClient #InternetRelayChat #MultiProtocol #FOSS #FLOSS

  5. CW: re: CLI Player Queue progress

    not to toot my own horn, but I'm actually quite chuffed with how this #CLI tool works already. :D

    Sure, it doesn't have any thumbnails (which I guess I could hack in with something like #termimage, but I'd rather wait till my current #terminal emulator (#WindowsTerminalPreview) adds proper image support), but I already noticed I missed its quick sorting and filtering while using the #YouTube app on my phone.

    #coding