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hello,

can you please add googlecode.iterm2.plist file on gitignore ? since the last update the googlecode.iterm2.plist changed.

Best regards

There are quite a few nuggets that we can harvest from https://github.com/gpakosz/.tmux.

Yeah, I saw it, but since it's a bit off-topic I quickly swapped it out again. :)

Adding public_ip_joined (and also public_ip) works for me, by the way:

Originally posted by @mavam in #8 (comment)

Hello,

I just added

POWERLEVEL9K_RIGHT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS=(status command_execution_time virtualenv 
                                    vcs background_jobs_joined
                                    time_joined user_joined os_icon_joined 
                                    host_joined public_ip_joined public_ip)

and source .dotfiles/zsh/.zshrc ( I can see the public IP , but , restarting iterm shows this error)
I got error:

stat: cannot read file system information for '%m': No such file or directory
prompt_public_ip:15: bad math expression: operand expected at `"/tmp/p9k_...'

I cannot figureout why :-D

Currently, we always have a dark tmuxline. When we use the "light" profile with bright background, the dark background looks ugly. Similar to Vim, where we have a colorscheme-aware mode, we need the same for the tmux status line.

https://github.com/l5211314o/ssm-1/blob/l5211314o-patch-1/Screen%20Shot%202020-04-21%20at%205.19.42%20PM.png

The current tmux configuration uses top -R ... to extract a wealth of system statistics. This switch is, however, not available on all platforms and should thus be made portable.

Looks like a clean alternative to the basic diff: https://github.com/so-fancy/diff-so-fancy

The vim command :make is a convenient way to build source code. However, different projects often have different build harnesses (pdflatex, Makefile, ninja, etc.). I find it inconvenient to start with set makeprg=... when opening file. Rather, I want it to be set automatically.

It seems that makeshift does that.

Hello,

could you add the possibility to see the virtual env status and it name ?

thanks a lot.

The Asychronous Lint Engine is a plugin for text editors to enable continuous linting while editing.

Here's an example of how to integrate it: thoughtbot/dotfiles#535

Could also be interesting to try in combination with anyframe: https://github.com/hagiyat/dotfiles/blob/master/zshrc

Some commands benefit from receiving a "fzf face lift," such as gc: https://github.com/gabebw/dotfiles/blob/5c6c109b6d178d9d93dfafea6f2a91ac714d22c0/zshrc#L519-L528.

Integration:

• zsh
• vim