sarthak

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student. coder.
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sarthak »
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Shell Scripting to enable automation, eliminate repetitive tasks and increase efficiency.

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dharmik »
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@sarthak@linuxusers.in i am on my way home. i will share my config. it’s pretty minimal.

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    dharmik »
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    have a buffer in vim to run a python program. i have my config (though it is old, there are few changes i haven’t yet pushed) on github https://github.com/dhrm1k/config-files

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      dharmik »
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      you can rather split the terminal using ‘split | term’ (not sure. lol). though escaping it is then quite complex to a beginner.

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        sarthak »
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        @dharmik@linuxusers.in wasn't familiar with it, but i managed to do it using tmux, a terminal multiplexer. It required learning a lot of key combos, but it was a fun challenge.

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          dharmik »
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          ah, is completely different than using split. with tmux each and every window runs a different vim window whereas with split, it's the same process. tmux is mostly for terminal management. suppose, i want vim, shell, logs, all running altogether.

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            sarthak »
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            i see. Found a proper documentation on it, i will learn it later.

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