Posts by markstos@urbanists.social
 (DIR) Post #B4tCEqTGYUjhXSFgKO by markstos@urbanists.social
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       @dnkl Have you tried kwm’s scroller mode? Is it like Niri?
       
 (DIR) Post #B5eTcWnYBFEN7mjcf2 by markstos@urbanists.social
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       @bovine3dom @ptrc @domi Manual conflict resolution is hard. Having done that many times and also tried Claude for that, Claude is faster and at least as accurate. A first pass with Claude with manual review is winning combination.
       
 (DIR) Post #B5eaoH6D4ez5aa0kaG by markstos@urbanists.social
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       @domi @bovine3dom @ptrc  Ha, I'm quite experienced with git. The challenge is not git, but that reading complex merge diffs is inherently hard. It's not a natural way to read code.  Claude is quite good at understanding the surrounding context and desired state and stitching it back together. I then confirm the final state is the intended merge state, as the proposed resolutions are *much* easier to read than the diffs.
       
 (DIR) Post #B9A2201KReNVYU8Taq by markstos@urbanists.social
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       @dnkl kwm seems like it has a nice feature set, though not the most friendly config file syntax.   Does it support one feature I like from Niri: a single window can be non-fullscreen, centered?
       
 (DIR) Post #BA4AG5rEZppOCK3p0C by markstos@urbanists.social
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       @dnkl Now that #fuzzel 1.15 is out for #Linux I'm working on on a micro-app that uses it as a frontend for a todo.txt TODO file.Using the features like custom keybindings, prompt-only mode and the new header and emoji support,  a small script is able to display, prioritize, add, edit and check off a todo list. Still not sure if I'll prefer it over the CLI interface for todo.sh, but it's nice the Fuzzel UI is always one keybinding away.Once I've fixed the obvious bugs, I'll share it.