For me that’s not how it works. there is no way to escape mouse. People use Jira, Figma, Charles, lots of different software that just doesn’t have support for Vim like keys.

Vim is good at editing a single file at a time. In my case I do like 95% reading and 5% editing. Most of the time there are bugs to fix, in a day I might read 20-30 files and change 5 lines in 5 different files.

now add one more detail. None of my coworkers know Vim so when I ask for help I need to make sure I turn Vim shortcuts otherwise they won’t be able to help.

you can go on GitHub on any repo and press . you will get vscode in your browser. Did same with my server and after that I just never want to look at Vim. If I have to use cli then I will install micro editor

Arch Linux. I am so used to it I just can’t live with any other OS

Don’t bin them, sell them

try Jackett + sonarr + radarr + qBittrorrent or sell it

Life is too short to install everything on baremetal.

I accept the challenge

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It is a ViewSonic, but I don’t know the model. I have it’s PCB and power supply only. CPU is Intel Atom x5-Z8350. Btw I have already installed Linux on it, was a really good feeling, now it is collecting dust on the shelf :D

What uf Kotlin is my favorite?

I have spent 3 days trying to install 64bit Linux on a mini PC which has 32bit UEFI. The funny thing is that this device is so slow probably I will not use it, but I still want to make it work.

It sounds too slow. Save yourself time and sanity.

Sell it

I think the reason for that is touch screen, it is only good for social media. I use Google Keep on Android because it is fast and later copy the notes to Notion.

Thanks, I was just searching for something like that

But your videos buffer too much

Nice

What if both are null

How can you day"low cost home server"? they cost so much and when you need them they are out of stock

Don’t use Raspberry pi.

• It is overpriced and slow.
• SD Card write speeds are low
• you will need external storage
• Arm architecture, so some programs might not work
• power issues
• slow USB

A cheap old laptop will work a lot better.

• it might not have AC wake up (if power goes out, you will need to manually turn it on)
• it might have always on cooler
• it supports SATA SSD without adapter

I think Raspberry pi is only good if you need gpio, otherwise save money and use an old laptop.

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