What?
I use stow to symlink the config. The parent directory should be $HOME.
For example:
stow ./nvim
This means to take everything inside the nvim folder and symlink it to the parent directory (..). The parent directory happens to be stows default location for the -t option.
When I have to write {}[]: on a NO layout I feel like something is holding me back. So how does this affect my productivity? How many people feel the same way, and how does it affect the world?
Programming syntax and CLI tools (like vim) are biased towards the US layout. It doesn't make sense to use a NO layout. It took me a long time to figure this out.
I forced myself to switch by using the Keyboardio Model 01. It also taught me how to touch type. Once you get used to this keyboard, only insanity could convince you to go back.
I have this AeroSpace config file - could you create two things from it:
- A markdown document with flashcards for learning AeroSpace's keybindings, where each flashcard starts with 'In AeroSpace' since they'll be mixed with other flashcards, and where the question is the action (e.g., 'In AeroSpace, how do you open Firefox?') with the answer being the keybinding (e.g., 'alt + f')
- A tab-separated file of the same flashcards that I can import into Anki, with the questions and answers separated by tabs
Please create both as artifacts so I can use the markdown for reference and the tab-separated version for Anki import.