Re: 23:15 video, "A Tour of Acme (2012)" by Russ Cox

wow. the linked Acme paper by Rob Pike is one for the permanent library, to be read and re-read. haven't watched the video yet, but now I *have* to! Published 1994 and I feel like I'm reading something from 2014 or 2024 (willfully stepping over some of the more obvious era-specific references).

Re: New features in leoInteg

Thank for your update Brad, I see what you mean and am currently working on solutions on that matter: https://github.com/boltex/leointeg/issues/72 I feel the need to point out that if your settings are set correctly, leoInteg *will* start everything automatically if your current workspace inc

Re: New features in leoInteg

Hello Félix, I appreciate your hard work on this project! My workflow in VSCode is normally as follows: - Store directories as projects using the Project Manager extension. Directories can contain a variety of file types (Python, Jupyter, markdown, Leo, ...) - Open a project and click on vario

Re: Discuss: compare zettlekasten, bookmarks, google

On Thursday, July 9, 2020 at 1:16:41 PM UTC-4, Thomas Passin wrote: > > > Something that is not appreciated enough is that one's mental map changes > over time, along with one's ideas about categorizing terms and ideas. And > these apparent hierarchies are usually not truly hierarchies - just b

23:15 video, "A Tour of Acme (2012)" by Russ Cox

https://research.swtch.com/acme via Hacker-News-RSS -- *** Wow! Acme implements many possibly useful ideas. Maybe Acme is worth using on top of Leo-Editor. Maybe some of Acme's ideas could be usefully implemented in Leo-Editor. But probably the design is just too different from Leo-Ed

Re: Discuss: compare zettlekasten, bookmarks, google

On Tuesday, July 7, 2020 at 4:00:37 PM UTC-4, Paul wrote: > > "Often googling a topic is faster than using a bookmark, no matter how > easy it is to find the bookmark. Otoh, bookmarks remind me that something > is worth googling!" > > Ad hoc googling doesn't afford one the opportunity to struc

Re: Discuss: compare zettlekasten, bookmarks, google

On Tuesday, July 7, 2020 at 10:55:42 AM UTC-4, Edward K. Ream wrote: > > Every since the original discussion of zettelkasten > > I have been wondering whether it might be useful in organizing my > bookmarks. It certain

Re: New features in leoInteg

On Thu, Jul 9, 2020 at 2:54 AM Félix wrote: > Currently doing small ui touchups and interaction/focus fixes: > Thanks for the update. One feature I'd like to see eventually. When leoInteg opens a .leo file I would like to see the .leo file appear in vs code's "File: Open Recent" submenu. Edwar

Re: New features in leoInteg

On Wed, Jul 8, 2020 at 4:27 PM Félix wrote: Make sure the new 'leo tree browsing' option is "on" before trying the > arrow keys alone. if option is off, you're back to using the arrows in the > old vscode style which just moves a 'cursor' shade over the nodes, and > "Enter presses" are then also

Re: New features in leoInteg

On Wed, Jul 8, 2020 at 4:00 PM Félix wrote: > When I clicked the checkbox the pane said "Modified". How do I save the >> settings? > > > After 1.5 seconds it should be replaced by auto-save message, in grey, I'm > going to test it under windows too... > Now it works. After the "Modified" auto-s

leoInteg: one settings mystery solved

Apparently I may have edited settings.json by hand, and omitted a comma just *before* the leoInteg settings. That was the cause of the double-underlined setting. vs code itself lead me to the cause. There was a dialog that said, in part, "no quick fix possible", but another message, I don't rem

Re: New features in leoInteg

Currently doing small ui touchups and interaction/focus fixes: - ctrl+S is really needed when focus on tree or body to save the leo file and derive files. - and so are maybe home , end , pgup and pgdn keys when the 'leo tree browsing style' option is on. - along with the 'enter' key that s