Nice, so you are turning off your computer and pad your “uptime”. clap
Because its fast and easy? And also it works regardless of what DE/WM I am using.
A server needs to be available, a PC doesn’t. As long as your PC is not serving something 24/7.
There is no benefit in letting your PC run for days, its just waste of energy and bad behaviour.
Uh I would be interested in that actually! Nowadays Youtube generates lots of problems with freetube due to their cookie bullshit and I feel with mpv(yt-dlp) in cli I at least have the option to see whats going on.
I type “power…” into my cli and press tab+enter to shutdown my computer. Same for reboot… 😆
but with Helix you still have to put some time in to understanding the editing model anyway.
With Vim you have that as well.
Yea I mean it depends obviously on the use case. But the defaults in Helix properly reached this millennium compared to vim, where you first need to get through guides in order to understand how to properly set it up.
Well, thats exactly the reason you don’t need vim. Check its feature maybe.
Fair enough, but somebody who didn’t invest heavy into vim, there is no purpose to do now. Helix has better defaults and the differences in movement make more sense to me.
I don’t understand.
Vim is dead as soon as Helix lands in debian repositories. People need to let go of stoneage tools. 😅
How do you even notice performance issues in a cli editor? 🤨
strg + r
I tried it briefly, but its hot garbage if you dont have potent hardware.
The amount of iterations you have to do, to get proper answers and the time it takes to produce them is a waste of time.
Why not just use Ansible?