Use wmctrl to switch focus to kitty if it's running, otherwise run it:
wmctrl -xa kitty || kitty
I have this bound to super+space, and caps lock bound to super, to be able to get to a terminal as quickly and easily as possible.
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| Approximate age | 36 |
| Location | Sweden |
| Trans? | Yes |
| Goth? | Yes |
| Lesbian? | Yes |
| GF? | No |
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List of places where I can be found
vampire.expert/posts from @VampireExpert tagged #How did I do that thing again?
also:
I've been enjoying broot as my terminal file browser, particularly for letting me preview images in the terminal and mark multiple files to apply commands to. I'm launching it with -s --sort-by-type-dirs-last to show sizes and sort files first since I usually launch it in the folder I'm interested in.
The audio issue was that my user needed to be in the audio group.
I haven't been organized for a while because I haven't had enough energy, but today I got back into it a bit. Now I have a terminal window normally open on calcurse which has calendar stuff and simple todos that don't need to be archived, with another tab for nb which has more permanent notes.
I like the bored file, which I had forgotten about - it's a list of things to do when bored, so when I don't know what to do I can quickly get to some suggestions.