The split keyboard didn't work for me:
- Too much hassle carrying it around and setting it up every time.
- Just a fraction more comfortable typing, but lack of the trackpoint and touchpad makes them less ergonomic (literally more painful to use).
Too more things to try:
- To setup a monitor at home location to uncurl my back a bit.
- To configure meow modal editing :: less modifiers usage, less wrist bending. BTW, it's far better modal editing than Vim's.
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Found the terminal task manager we all needed! 
**taskim** — A task manager with Vim motions
Supports marking tasks as complete
Monthly calendar view & reordering
All customizable UI!
Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
GitHub: https://github.com/RohanAdwankar/taskim
Who else wants 
#vim line editing in `nix repl`?
@ploum @insolit @fabi1cazenave bonne idée pour l’article 
Le mapping c’est celui-ci : https://github.com/vjousse/dotfiles/blob/master/nvim-lazy/lua/core/keymaps.lua#L9
Altrgr+r ou Altgr-t en #Ergol ça fait + et - pile poil là où j et k sont placés habituellement pour #vim
Donc c’est comme si j’avais mes touches j k à l’emplacement #vim classique sauf que je dois rajouter Altgr pour les activer.
Yes pour le / j’utilise Altgr+i !
Vim Protip: change the background color to black after setting the colorscheme.
" ~/.vimrc
colorscheme ...
syntax on
highlight Normal ctermbg=black
highlight LineNr ctermbg=black
highlight NonText ctermbg=black
" ~/.gvimrc
highlight Normal guibg=black
highlight LineNr guibg=black
highlight NonText guibg=black
Trying out new Vim colorschemes. Curious what others use? I'm looking for a bright theme (aka not pastel) that goes well with a black background. Also want different colors for keywords vs names/identifiers; i.e. class and Foo should have different colors. Please no colorschemes that set gui=italic!
I like molokai, but it uses the same color for keywords and identifiers. I also like abstract, but it uses italics.
Trying out new Vim colorschemes. Curious what other Rubyists/Crystalers use? I'm looking for a bright theme (aka not pastel) that goes well with a black background. Also want different colors for keywords vs names/identifiers; i.e. `class` and `Foo` should have different colors. Please no colorschemes that set `gui=italic`!
I like molokai, but it uses the same color for keywords and identifiers. I also like abstract, but it uses italics.
A potentially interesting method of applying spellchecking suggestions -- use Ctrl+Q in normal mode to cycle through them: https://gist.github.com/Konfekt/9f141a8e21a864d43181dbb712b4ea90
I rewrote this post specifically from this server to get it properly formatted in markdown
Thank you for this wonderful tip
So it's
:match Conceal /^.*$/
:set conceallevel=3
:highlight Conceal NONE
When you're finished, just do
:match
Recently started learning #morsecode , although it's completely useless to me. Sometimes it helps to understand why things developed like they did when you go back in time, when remote communication started. And I love having a #lowtech fallbacks.
It's like learning #ed in order to understand concepts of #vim.
@bortzmeyer Mais alors... « Oui, #Emacs est la réponse à toutes vos questions : la prise de notes, la rédaction de documents, le courriel, l'écriture de code, le tableur, l'organisation des tâches, le calendrier, le microblogging et tout le reste ! »
Sans oublier, en préambule : « Le #format texte est ultrapuissant à condition d'utiliser avec un éditeur de texte puissant. »
Et là, parfois, peut se glisser ceci : « #Vim est aussi un éditeur de texte puissant. Mais il ne fait pas OS comme Emacs. »
Markdown, Emacs, and Vim walked into a bar…
…and thanks to some rather pleasant people hereabouts, we have some punchlines in this week's #ptpl.
The good news is, of course that the way you edit and format matters very little so long as you're having fun doing it.
Blog https://ellanew.com/ptpl/161-2025-06-16-markdown-emacs-and-vim
Medium https://medium.com/@miscellaneplans/markdown-emacs-and-vim-walked-into-a-bar-36ce2a21b8f8
Why the heck does set columns=84 in ~/.gvimrc cause starting gvim to output 0;22R0;83V to stdout each time?
