'screen' Category

• How I develop Clojure with Vim

  March 15, 2010

  Recently Lau Jensen wrote a post talking about the features of Emacs and why it increases the productivity of Clojure programmers. While I don’t disagree that lisp programming in general benefits greatly from using Emacs as an editor, there are simply people who are too heavily invested into Vim (like myself) for things like viper-mode […]

  posted in clojure, repl, screen, vim by Lee

• Compiling screen from CVS on OSX for vertical split.

  June 6, 2008

  Screen in an amazing tool. The latest version from CVS adds an amazing feature to allow you to split screens vertically (previously you could only split horizontally), which is extremely nice if you have a widescreen monitor. The only problem is that the patch isn’t yet included in MacPorts or Fink for this feature. Here’s how […]

  posted in compile, cvs, macports, osx, patch, screen, terminal by Lee

• GTD and desktop workflow/setup, revisited

  May 23, 2008

  UPDATE: Sorry about the RSS confusion with this post, it’s being very strange. I hate WordPress binding “publish” to Ctrl+P Anyone that might have read my blog for a long time might remember this post about how I do GTD (Getting To Done) on my machine(s). Well, I decided it’s been quite a while since […]

  posted in bash, desktop, firefox, google, gtd, hex, ida, mantis, moleskine, mutt, muttator, osx, quicksilver, screen, spaces, thunderbird, ubuntu, vim, vimperator, zsh by Lee