meta.ly

Meta-orchestra containing various instruments and groups. You can use it to build a custom orchestra, by uncommenting or commenting them as needed, in the "book" section, at the end of the file.

The melodic themes can be inserted in the "voice" variables. For instance, "voicePianoRight" contains the music of the right hand on the piano.

Included files

The files global/*.glob.ly contains the global variables definitions.

The files melody/*.mld.ly contains the melodiy variables definitions.

Examples

Some example are available in the gitlab repository.

Wheel is a :

• file group manager
• session manager (tabs & windows)
• navigation plugin
• refactoring tool

for Vim and Neovim.

This version add support to manage as many sessions as you want :

• save session
• load or switch to another session

for instance on free software, linux, bsd, ... ?

I always forget how to get rid of these error/download messages. I'll write the doc here as soon as I find it.

Features

• folding based on headings in org and markdown files
• headings based on folding in folded files
  • you can handle your folds like headings in orgmode
• navigate in headings or list items hierarchy
  • next, previous : any level
  • forward, backward : same level as current one
  • parent heading, upper level
  • child heading, lower level :
    • loosely speaking : first headline of level + 1, forward
    • strictly speaking : must be in the current subtree
  • go to another headline with prompt completion of full path
• modify headings or list items
  • new headline or list item
  • select, yank, delete subtree
  • promote, demote heading or list item
  • move subtree up or down
  • move current subtree in another one (aka org-refile)
  • cycle todo status
• headlines
  • tags
• lists
  • cycle list item prefix
  • toggle checkbox
  • checked boxes ratio on parent item
• tables
  • inside of table : align columns
    • also works with multibyte characters
  • outside of table : align following a pattern
  • go to next or previous cell
  • go to beginning or end of cell
  • duplicate above cell content to current one
  • select cell content
  • add new row, colum
  • delete row, colum
  • move row up or down
  • move column left or right
• links
  • store url at cursor
  • create link with url completion
  • goto link under or close to cursor
  • goto next/previous link
• expand shortcut to template (aka org-structure-template)
  • markdown support limited to code blocks
• insert timestamp
• insert unicode character
  • refer to autoload/organ/unicode.vim to see available chars
• insert result of vim or python expression
• export in another format using
  • pandoc
  • emacs
  • asciidoc or asciidoctor
  • view exported document
• convert headings and links org <-> markdown

What is it ?

Wheel is a :

• file group manager
• navigation plugin
• refactoring tool

for Vim and Neovim.

Our favorite editor has already plenty of nice navigation functions. Wheel enhances their interface by using :

• intuitive completion with multi-pattern support for prompting functions
• dedicated buffers, in which you can filter and select elements, besides using the full power of your editor
• a meta-command with subcommands, actions and completion
• edit modes, that allow you to reflect your changes in a dedicated buffer to the original file(s)

With these tools, any line in any file is only a few keys away.

All is written in lightweight, classical Vimscript.

Features

The group manager is the core, but it goes far beyond that : you need a quick navigation framework to travel in the wheel, and once it is there, it’s easy to add new functionalities.

• folding based on headings in org and markdown files
• headings based on folding in folded files
  • you can handle your folds like headings in orgmode
• navigate in headings or list items hierarchy
  • next, previous : any level
  • forward, backward : same level as current one
  • parent heading, upper level
  • child heading, lower level :
    • loosely speaking : first headline of level + 1, forward
    • strictly speaking : must be in the current subtree
  • go to another headline with prompt completion of full path
• modify headings or list items
  • new headline or list item
  • select, yank, delete subtree
  • promote, demote heading or list item
  • move subtree up or down
  • move current subtree in another one (aka org-refile)
  • cycle todo status
• headlines
  • tags
• lists
  • cycle list item prefix
  • toggle checkbox
  • checked boxes ratio on parent item
• tables
  • inside of table : align columns
    • also works with multibyte characters
  • outside of table : align following a pattern
  • go to next or previous cell
  • go to beginning or end of cell
  • duplicate above cell content to current one
  • select cell content
  • add new row, colum
  • delete row, colum
  • move row up or down
  • move column left or right
• links
  • store url at cursor
  • create link with url completion
  • goto link under or close to cursor
  • goto next/previous link
• expand shortcut to template (aka org-structure-template)
  • markdown support limited to code blocks
• insert timestamp
• insert unicode character
  • refer to autoload/organ/unicode.vim to see available chars
• insert result of vim or python expression
• export in another format using
  • pandoc
  • emacs
  • asciidoc or asciidoctor
  • view exported document
• convert headings and links org <-> markdown

A specific one, or at least that support it ? Didn't find anything on play store or fdroid.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1838642

link-batch is a minimalist script that generate symlinks from a list in a text file. Usage :

link-batch.zsh link-list.txt

where link-list.txt contains two columns : the first one for the links and the second one for the targets. Example :

~/.config/kitty	~/myfiles/config/kitty
~/.config/nvim	~/myfiles/config/neovim
~/.config/MuseScore	~/myfiles/config/MuseScore/$HOST
...

The two columns must be separated by a tab.

Can be used to quickly deploy all home links in a fresh box.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1838642

link-batch is a minimalist script that generate symlinks from a list in a text file. Usage :

link-batch.zsh link-list.txt

where link-list.txt contains two columns : the first one for the links and the second one for the targets. Example :

~/.config/kitty	~/myfiles/config/kitty
~/.config/nvim	~/myfiles/config/neovim
~/.config/MuseScore	~/myfiles/config/MuseScore/$HOST
...

The two columns must be separated by a tab.

Shell vars like $HOME or $HOST are evaluated to their values.

Can be used to quickly deploy all home links in a fresh box.

link-batch is a minimalist script that generate symlinks from a list in a text file. Usage :

link-batch.zsh link-list.txt

where link-list.txt contains two columns : the first one for the links and the second one for the targets. Example :

~/.config/kitty	~/myfiles/config/kitty
~/.config/nvim	~/myfiles/config/neovim
~/.config/MuseScore	~/myfiles/config/MuseScore/$HOST
...

The two columns must be separated by a tab.

Shell vars like $HOME or $HOST are evaluated to their values.

Can be used to quickly deploy all home links in a fresh box.

• https://hubzilla.org/page/hubzilla/discover
• https://hubzilla.org/page/hubzilla/user_guide#get_started
• https://hubzilla.org/pubsites
• https://unfediverse.com/communities?project=hubzilla
• https://hubzilla.lazyteddy.eu/wiki/lazyteddy/Hubzilla(20)-(20)Getting(20)Started/Home
• https://framagit.org/hubzilla/core

add new apps

In the three lines menu on the top right, you can add new apps (+ Apps) :

• connections manager (for contacts)
• stream
• files (cloud storage)
• privacy groups
• affinity slider

and a lot more.

You can also pin installed apps in the upper bar menu, and/or add them to the topright three-lines.

contacts are called connections

There is a link "Manage your connections" in your hq. You can add new contacts from there (mastodon account, lemmy community, ...)

dark theme

in the three lines menu, the moon icon up-right