Recent commits to dotfiles.git (94ed7ebe7b8bc250229dc19d7f2f1586d97ac796)

vim: No need to set jump point for insert mode now

2025-01-27T22:09:33-08:00

Now that I disabled moving the cursor on window activation,
I want insert mode to remain as insert mode when I further
tap around in the window.
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vim: Don't move cursor when activating window

2025-01-27T13:45:34-08:00

https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/How_to_not_move_cursor_when_selecting_window_with_mouse
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vim mouse events in insert mode improvement

2025-01-24T15:11:12-08:00

Turns out I don't like the mouse moving the cursor while in insert mode.
Probably because I lost mental context of what I was doing if I was
in a different window and I'm clicking back to vim.

So now switch to normal mode and set a jump point. That way I can just
either:
  * Switch back to insert mode where I am.
  *  to return to where the insert point previously was.
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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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