sort of a way to work on projects, then put them on old.
and maybe meta-projects to choose, track, arrange, manage some or all projects. maybe by area of responsibility.
https://www.howtogeek.com/be-more-productive-in-linux-with-k...
Initially it seemed useful but it quickly felt like more of a chore. At work it's mostly just the same one IDE and one browser. For personal stuff I either used a different user account/different laptop and there was little benefit of activities for me after that.
So the field is ripe for whoever wants to try... though now same accounts to XYZ are being used for hundred things..
If that's not enough, there's always whole VMs.
Nix is that taken to the logical conclusion.
i’m a huge nushell fan. if you can stand a non POSIX shell, it’s great for working with any kind of structured data and has a sane mostly FP scripting language
But once I realized that the auto complete was sensitive to my cwd, I've since been using my fzf bindings less and less.
I'm very happy I made the switch, for this and many other reasons.
A lot of my commands would work in any directory, but sometimes the directory matters and I run it in the wrong place.
shopt -s histappend
PROMPT_COMMAND="history -a"It’s a free local (or remote) better shell history utility. Does a good job of syncing histories across multiple windows in my experience
# History file for zsh HISTFILE=~/.zsh_history
# How many commands to store in history HISTSIZE=10000 SAVEHIST=10000
# Share history in every terminal session
setopt SHARE_HISTORY