On Monday 28 October 2024 11:50:27 Michele Calgaro via tde-devels wrote: > As tools I use ripgrep and fzf for effective fuzzy finding. > As plugins, the most important ones I use are: > - for LSP support and code completion: neovim/nvim-lspconfig, > hrsh7th/nvim-cmp and a bunch of hrsh7th/cmp-* ones - fzf integration: > junegunn/fzf, ibhagwan/fzf-lua (way better and faster than telescope for my > use case) - for MRU: pbogut/fzf-mru.vim > - for file navigation: nvim-tree > - and a few classic Tim Pope's one: tpope/vim-abolish, > tpope/vim-surround, tpope/vim-unimpaired, tpope/vim-fugitive, > tpope/vim-repeat Awesome! I'll give those a try. Speaking of neovim/vim/vi - do you have an issue with Konsole where typing commands in command mode puts a "q" at the beginning of the command line? I can show a screenshot if that helps. > Instead of tmux, I have 2 groups of 10 konsole tabs on two desktops. Ctrl+n > switch tab, Ctrl+Fn switch desktop, so changing workspace is again a > breeze. Many of those tabs have specific usage, so everything I need is > always under my finger. This is a great tip! I like tmux but I could see it being more intuitive and quicker using Konsole. > That is really subjective. Issues on TGW and bugs in the older bugzilla can > inspire you to try something or provide some ideas, but also may get you > lost in troubleshooting an issue which is not very clear. Personally I > started with a small GUI enhancement that was important to me, that is > middle click on a Kate tab bar button to close the file. So I would suggest > you find something that bothers you (a bug, a missing feature...) and work > on that. If it is something that you need, it will give you extra > motivation when you will inevitably hit some obstacle along the way. Sounds good, I already have a couple of ideas in mind. I still want to learn more about C++ so I likely won't be submitting any PRs for a while. :-) > Another little piece of advice: don't start with Konqueror. It is a huge > beast, you would most likely get lost among all its internals. Start from > smaller standalone applications, it will be a smoother experience. Kate is > fairly big too, I started on the Kate tabbar plugin. Of course, YMMV > depending on current experience and knowledge. Thanks so much for the tips and advice! I truly appreciate your time. By the way, until I get more familiar with developer stuff, let me know if there are other ways I can assist in the project. Happy to do more "chore" type of work if there is any. Stuff like bug triaging, wiki cleanup, site design (HTML/CSS) refinement, anything database (SQL) related, etc. Thanks, Mike ____________________________________________________ tde-devels mailing list -- devels@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to devels-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Web mail archive available at https://mail.trinitydesktop.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/devels@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
