Let's Create a Terminal Color Scheme
Trying to create my own terminal color scheme, I went down an intense rabbit hole. Find out what I learned and check out the cool tool I built to generate your own, personal terminal color schemes.
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Posts Tagged With #command-line
Browser Bookmarks on the Command Line
I wrote lnks, a small tool that helps you find and open browser bookmarks from the command line. It works well as a personal bookmark manager, for shared team bookmarks, and is just the right thing for people who love working on the command line.
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Distraction-free writing with vim
Want to write without distractions and don't feel like buying an extra app for that? Here's how.
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Remote Pair Programming With SSH & tmux
For many developers pair programming is the way to go. But pairing often becomes challenging as soon as people are working remotely. With a simple SSH and tmux setup you can have a very simple but effective setup for collaborating remotely using nothing but your command line.
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Fun and Useless Tools for Your Command Line
There are a couple of really great tools out there that can help you getting more fun out of your day-to-day command line use. These are some of my favorites.
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Make tmux Pretty and Usable - A Guide to Customizing your tmux.conf
tmux has its flaws when you use its vanilla configuration. I'll show you how you can customize tmux so that it fits your needs, is a little more comfortable to use and pretty to look at.
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A Quick and Easy Guide to tmux
tmux is a tool that can boost your productivity while using the terminal. Think of it as a window manager in your terminal with some extra fanciness on top. This post gives you an easy-to-follow introduction to tmux and explains its basic features and how to use them.
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