>CLI>package management>vi keybinds>tiling wms>AI
bruh I wrote my own vim plugin and have never switched so fast between files.
>posting on 4chan(nel)
>>107628215tiling WMs make you a lot faster on a laptop althrougbeitever
>>107628236How fast?
>>107628215I HATE HIM BECAUSE HES WRONG
>>107628255The speed of my thoughts. I removed my limiter.
>>107628215Its useful on a train since I can work in my lap exclusively on the keyboard
>>107628215>CLIDepends. Can be faster for many things, especially batch operations on files.>package managementin what way?>vi keybindsif you want to yank text, insert one letter in the first column of a bunch of rows etc, yes vim bindings are fast. What else would you use other than a command framework?>tiling wmsTiling WMs are objectively, and I cannot stress this enough, objectively faster than any other UI in existence when it comes to managing windows. Seeing my coworkers drag their windows around with their mouse, clicking to focus just makes me sad. They look like little children struggling to walk.>AIAgreed. AI is not faster for everything.
>>107628274That's pretty fast.
I saw some fucking bugman recommend this for a beginners linux distro on a youtube video immediately closed it.
>>107628274>speed of my thoughtsWhat are you, an LLM? Thoughts don't have a WPM. Most of them aren't even verbal.
>AIAt least it helps midwits like me produce code that works instead of having to spend 5 years in college. Like, nigga I just want to make some plugins for Blender and GIMP.The rest I agree