Matt :opensuse: :wayland:
@thelinuxcast@fosstodon.org  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
Matt :opensuse: :wayland:
@thelinuxcast@fosstodon.org  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
Aral Balkan
@aral@mastodon.ar.al  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Aral Balkan
@aral@mastodon.ar.al  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Screenshot of a macOS system with WezTerm running maximised (with a little bit of margin because shiny colourful wallpaper FTW). It’s split into three panes: Helix Editor running in the left with the source code for a file called src/Server.js open. A top-right pane showing unit, regression and end-to-end tests running (179 unit tests passed, 94 regression tests passed, running 7 end-to-end tests, currently at 5/7, running tests/end-to-end/kitten-kawaii-spec.js in Chromium). The lower right pane has Yazi, showing a three-column file system view where the app folder of ~/Projects/kitten/app is selected in the first column, its contents shown in the second, with jsconfig.json selected and the contents of that file showing the final column.
Screenshot of a macOS system with WezTerm running maximised (with a little bit of margin because shiny colourful wallpaper FTW). It’s split into three panes: Helix Editor running in the left with the source code for a file called src/Server.js open. A top-right pane showing unit, regression and end-to-end tests running (179 unit tests passed, 94 regression tests passed, running 7 end-to-end tests, currently at 5/7, running tests/end-to-end/kitten-kawaii-spec.js in Chromium). The lower right pane has Yazi, showing a three-column file system view where the app folder of ~/Projects/kitten/app is selected in the first column, its contents shown in the second, with jsconfig.json selected and the contents of that file showing the final column.
Screenshot of a macOS system with WezTerm running maximised (with a little bit of margin because shiny colourful wallpaper FTW). It’s split into three panes: Helix Editor running in the left with the source code for a file called src/Server.js open. A top-right pane showing unit, regression and end-to-end tests running (179 unit tests passed, 94 regression tests passed, running 7 end-to-end tests, currently at 5/7, running tests/end-to-end/kitten-kawaii-spec.js in Chromium). The lower right pane has Yazi, showing a three-column file system view where the app folder of ~/Projects/kitten/app is selected in the first column, its contents shown in the second, with jsconfig.json selected and the contents of that file showing the final column.
Aral Balkan
@aral@mastodon.ar.al  ·  activity timestamp 7 days ago
Screenshot of Gram code editor in Helix mode showing two lines selected (using “x”) and a search active within the selection (using “s”) and the word “well” being searched for and highlighted in the text. The full text in the document reads: This is a little demo of gram... I'm using Helix mode And it seems to work quite well :) (For some reason my custom QMK keymaps are not working, • though.)
Screenshot of Gram code editor in Helix mode showing two lines selected (using “x”) and a search active within the selection (using “s”) and the word “well” being searched for and highlighted in the text. The full text in the document reads: This is a little demo of gram... I'm using Helix mode And it seems to work quite well :) (For some reason my custom QMK keymaps are not working, • though.)
Screenshot of Gram code editor in Helix mode showing two lines selected (using “x”) and a search active within the selection (using “s”) and the word “well” being searched for and highlighted in the text. The full text in the document reads: This is a little demo of gram... I'm using Helix mode And it seems to work quite well :) (For some reason my custom QMK keymaps are not working, • though.)
Screenshot of opening screen of the Gram editor with a simple frog illustration and the tagline “What cannot be mended must be transcended.” It shows a Get Started section with New File, Open Project, Clone Repository, Open Command Palette, and Open Documentation links and a Configure section with Open Settings and Explore Extensions options.
Screenshot of opening screen of the Gram editor with a simple frog illustration and the tagline “What cannot be mended must be transcended.” It shows a Get Started section with New File, Open Project, Clone Repository, Open Command Palette, and Open Documentation links and a Configure section with Open Settings and Explore Extensions options.
Screenshot of opening screen of the Gram editor with a simple frog illustration and the tagline “What cannot be mended must be transcended.” It shows a Get Started section with New File, Open Project, Clone Repository, Open Command Palette, and Open Documentation links and a Configure section with Open Settings and Explore Extensions options.
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