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Keyboards and Clipboards
November 04th, 2017
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Real quick notes tonight. First, there was some chatter on
Mastodon earlier about terminal emulators leading me to remark how
I'm still using konsole here on my laptop because I haven't quite
cracked the nut on xterm clipboards. Well, that's not quite
accurate anymore. I do have a decent copypasta going now via tmux
locally using xsel and tmux-yank. It seems promising, so I may
give xterm a go in the not-so distant future. It performs so much
better with almost no memory footprint. That could be cool.
Sad thing, though... tmux-yank says I should be able to copy
& paste over remote terminal sessions if I have xsel on the remote
and do a few other minor thingies. So far, no luck there. I would
love to be able to cut & paste to SDF or at least the meta array,
but that will have to wait. xterm first!
Also, welcome to our happy gopher land to elsa [0]. She wrote
about using dvorak at work and qwerty at home. I'm a dvorak user
but didn't do it as smart as elsa. I transfered to this layout
when I was in religious life and not using a computer for work.
For that reason, I chose to switch completely all at once. As
a result, I really can't type in qwerty anymore. She seems to be
able to swap back and forth (even if it does take a paragraph to
do it). That's a super-power as far as I'm concerned. I also agree
that it's short sighted to continue teaching qwerty over dvorak,
or even colemak. I understand the things that lead to that
continuation, the things already in motion, but I think they're stupid.
Learn to type in a way that makes sense and does the least damage.
Rock on, elsa. Looking forward to more phosts!
[0] elsa - A City of Mine Own
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