f should filter and not find. All filters should be cleaned when
changing directories.
C-t should open a new tab like it does in almost every GUI application.
Apparently there is a bug in my st setup that leads to the window title
being changed independently of tmux running.
Since my i3 setup checks for the window name for the scratchpad terminal
this has to stop.
Add binding for the substitute command.
Add bindings for interacting with the system clipboard with y/p.
Change the keybindings header to use the full word.
This is an inconsistency that bothers me. And getting into the habit of
using ce seems to not hurt since it is still 'backwards' compatible to
other configs.
Since this option is deprecated because it may break stuff in plugins
that do not expect this option to be set.
Also inccommand still highlights globally as soon as the flag is added.
I'm comfortable with hjkl now and thus this is not useful anymore since
it also disables them in command mode where I actually need them from
time to time.
When TERM is not xterm-256color (for example in st or tmux) t_8f and
t_8b have to be set manually for colors to work.
Add XDG_CONFIG_HOME/vim to packpath so that plugins work.
Add blur using the fork from https://github.com/tryone144/compton.
picom seems to be very CPU heavy on my system, so until I figure out how
to fix that I will use this outdated version.
Make the dotfiles a bit more flexible by creating symlinks for stuff
like the wallpaper or the compositor. When switching/exchanging these
components only the symlinks have to be updated.
This fixes the bug that the scratchpad-terminal is not able to change
into a directory with multiple spaces since I forgot to substitute the
spaces globally.
Show less information in the fzf list view (for smaller
displays/terminals).
Customize the format of the preview window that now contains almost all
information and colors.
Use single quotes where no variables are used.
Improve glog alias by creating a function for it that uses fzf to
directly preview the full commit using git-show. The function also
allows to select one of the commits and putting its abbreviated commit
hash into the clipboard.
Since the vim plugins are stored in submodules and vim-plug is not a big
fan of that when installing (Needs PlugClean and PlugInstall again
although the repos of the plugins were already pulled) it makes more
sense to me to use vim8s native plugin management.
Use vim-plug to load onedark instead of the two files in
vim/{autoload,colors}. This enables to update the theme and have it as a
submodule in the rep.
Replace the zsh-history-substring-search plugin with fzf by adding a
function that starts the fzf-history-widget when pressing <Up> with a
nonempty BUFFER. The widget then uses the buffer automatically as query
for fzf.
