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I didn't see the intro at first and was very worried there for a second. Yikes. But thumbs up for VIM requirement. Because, you know, nobody is an actual developer unless the specifically use vim on arch.
Haha
So you were like: "WTF is this guy talking about? Is he retarded or something?"
Haha. Yes. Although I do like the Razer laptops admittedly.
Gotta use Vim for everything, and make sure everyone knows you do.
That and the fact you use Arch and i3.
psh, i3? Noob.
xmonador bust.I think you went too far, A few years ago I used xmonad for a couple of weeks and I got so awesome I couldn't stand my own reflection I almost stop being the most humble in my group, so I changed to other WM. And by the way in that case you should go for dwm, if you don't have to patch and recompile just to change a config you are not a real programmer.
unavoidable reference xkcd.com/378/
....no but for real
xmonadis actually really fantastic. I'm a KDE Plasma convert now but I still switch to it sometimes. It didn't make me a programmer, though.LOOOOOOOL
About the dark background tho, about 20min with a light one and my eyes get a lovely reddish color. Green fonts tho, that's vital, 1337 hax04 don't need highlights and also some cool fonts, doesn't matter if they are hard to read, they have to look cool.
And you missed cmatrix github.com/abishekvashok/cmatrix
Lo del IDE oscuro, ayuda muchísimo. Al menos el light... Perfecto para saturar ojos.
Ahh
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Yes, it actually helps the eyes. It is impossible to write codes on a light theme.