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687 - Por qué Linux es el MEJOR sistema para programar

#linux es el sistema mas eficiente gracias a sus potentes terminales como #kitty o #alacritty a su ecosistema de herramientas y la increíble personalización

Llevo programando aplicaciones y herramientas para Linux mas de 15 años. Sin embargo, en esto último año, he estado implementado servicios web

youtube.com/watch?v=APRbEDt56Rw

Hello #fediverse

I am happy to report I have managed to migrate to #LazyVim from my custom #nvim config.

The major pain point for me was that Konsole was screwing up my keybindings:
1. It translated `Ctrl+/` to `Ctrl+_` (this took me so long to figure out, thank you r/neovim)
2. I never got to register "Ctrl+`" keybinding for toggling terminal. (This is originally done by (1) but this is something I use in VSCode so I needed it)

Alas, I gave in and installed #Alacritty and all my problems have vanished. I also managed to customize it a little.

Now, I need to figure out how to manage the dotfiles!! Any ideas? What do you use?

#diary#vim#linux

Fun #activities from last night:
Spending 4 hours trying to come up with a way to install #Alacritty on #Aurora #Linux without layering packages.
I ended up installing #rustup from #homebrew, using rustup to setup #cargo and then using cargo to install Alacritty. And I had to make .desktop file myself.
Only caveat - no way to include updating cargo and crates in "ujust update" (or I'm not smart enough). So after updating I have to manually run "rustup update" and "cargo install alacritty"

This is weird but alt + backspace no longer works on #Alacritty if you're using a #Fish shell, it does work on #Bash. I don't think this is a Fish "issue" either, since that keybind still works as expected, with Fish, on #Konsole. Anyone knows how to fix this?

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edit:

I just realised that this is prolly not an issue with Alacritty + Fish on a "vanilla" setup - this only occurs when using
#Toshy, a neat utility I've been using for a (long) while now that configures and mimics a #macOS like keybinds on a #Linux system through a service (that can easily be stopped/started, etc.).

I've reported this
issue on their repo to see if they're able to figure this out. It most likely has something to do with the new Fish 4.0.0 release, since I'm still using the same Alacritty (and Toshy) version since this issue started.

🔗 https://github.com/RedBearAK/toshy/issues/573

Linux distro name: EndeavourOS Distro variant: Arch Linux Distro version: 6.12.18-1-lts (64-bit) X11/Xorg or Wayland: Wayland Desktop environment: KDE Plasma DE major version: 6.3.2 Window manager:...
GitHub[BUG] "Alt"+Backspace stopped working in Alacritty + Fish 4.0 · Issue #573 · RedBearAK/toshyBy irfanhakim-as
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I also switched from default Gnome Console to #ghostty, which is fantastic new terminal. I wanted to like both #alacritty and #wezterm, but with both it was a lot of papercuts and they never felt right for me so I mostly stayed with Gnome Console (which had best font rendering for my 125% scaled desktop). Ghostty looks and feels great out of the box, and I only changed maybe 5 settings from their defaults. #neovim feels great on Ghostty too, fast, featureful, without any hassle.

This clipboard issue I'm currently having on #KDE/#Linux/#Wayland is awfully bad btw, I didn't even realise earlier how it's an "all-encompassing" clipboard issue and not only with certain apps or anything like that.

It happens if I copy and paste a word on
#VScode. It happens if I do the same on #Firefox. It happens if I do the same on #Dolphin (file manager). It happens if I do the same on my terminals like #Alacritty or #Konsole. It happens even if I click-to-copy an emoji on KDE's Emoji Selector. It even happens with any "Copy Link" option found on any "share sheet" on any website/social media.

I thought it might have been something to do with perhaps the action of copying using keybinds (i.e.
Ctrl + C) but clearly not. In all those examples I've provided, I have to do the action to copy, whatever that may be, twice. Doing it once, does nothing as it will paste whatever was copied to the clipboard before it, not the latest of what you (thought to) have copied. An unintended consequence of this is "cutting" is no longer possible - since you'd have to do it twice for it to register properly, which just isn't possible (or at least sensible) with cutting.

This is beyond ridiculous.

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Update: Added a video to demonstrate this on KDE's Kate text editor. Also, wanted to add that this isn't just with text-based instances but really anything to do with clipboard - including with copying or moving files in Dolphin.

Also, IIRC this exact issue has happened a while ago (perhaps
#KDEPlasma 5.2X) but was fixed (I thought) and I've never seen it happen since - it's happening to me now (KDE Plasma 6.2.5) seemingly out of the blue, with no obvious trigger.

Reported the bug to
@kde@floss.social here:

🔗 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=498914

RE:
https://sakurajima.social/notes/a380dycxbw