Recent commits to dotfiles.git (8d863d41d7565e5cfaf14d71c3ff2e0588fce734)

Display macOS tips.txt in any terminal.

2025-01-14T15:47:55-08:00

I use both iTerm2 and Ghostty, but the same tips.txt file applies
to both. (Which keys make splits, navigate them, and expand them.)

+-------------------------------+
|  opt-cmd-←    |               |
|             cmd-d             |
|               |               |
+----------cmd-shift-d----------+
| cmd-shift-enter = full screen |
+-------------------------------+
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ghostty title bar fix for i3

2025-01-10T22:43:04-08:00

Linux-only config change: Instead of the huge titlebar with
menu, have to expected small titlebar in i3
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Set prev jump point on mouse click

2025-01-10T13:02:28-08:00

Now that I've enabled mouse in vim, I sometimes want to just
return the cursor to where it was when I've clicked the terminal
window to foreground it. This lets a jump point so I can 
back where I want.
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Fix catppuccin-mocha's foreground, C-i -> i

2025-01-09T09:16:07-08:00

catppuccin-mocha's foreground was too blue. Make it more white.
Have ghostty do the same thing as alacritty. In order for both
these features to work:

* Tab/Shift-Tab: Navigate buffers
* C-i/o: Jump

Since C-i is Tab, map C-i to vim's i. (My  is '\')
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ghostty: try catppuccin-mocha with darker background

2025-01-08T13:01:52-08:00

Also change a color used by nvim for filetype syntax color
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ghostty theme Monokai Pro Spectrum

2025-01-07T20:10:33-08:00

Also turn on mouse for vim, keep it similar to nvim.
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Restore nvim mouse mode to nvi

2025-01-07T15:28:19-08:00

"nvi" was the default mode anyway. See if I can live with it.
Benefit is mouse wheel scrolling. Downside is the cursor always
jumping around when you click/drag on the window.
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Try mousewheel scrolling in tmux

2025-01-07T14:56:21-08:00

Set "mouse on" so that the mouse wheel scrolls through back buffer.

Without "mouse on" in tmux, then selecting text works as expected.
With "mouse on" in tmux, I'll have to hold the shift key to select text.
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ghostty to use same block cursor as iTerm2

2025-01-07T14:52:47-08:00

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Add ghostty config

2025-01-07T10:26:07-08:00

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