This is an Ubuntu machine for my personal projects. I really like to work at the command line, sometimes I do not start the GUI at all. Part of the reasons - I do not have any distractions while working. The other part - you can work on whatever hardware you want (old, slow PC is enough).
Yes, raspberry should be perfect for this vim setup. I have one forgotten in my locker at the office - I will try to set it up and see if OK for production use...
lynx does not understand java script.
I think it is coming from the age of the dinosaurs :)
No frontend developer should know anything about lynx, do not worry...
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love it! but what if you you could use the curl command and get that as an output?
That would be nice! You could use content negotiation to serve up plain text if
Accept-Contentis set totext/plainand html fortext/html.Would depend on the site not being static though, which rather defeats the point of the simplicity...
Fair. What system do you run your setup on?
This is an Ubuntu machine for my personal projects. I really like to work at the command line, sometimes I do not start the GUI at all. Part of the reasons - I do not have any distractions while working. The other part - you can work on whatever hardware you want (old, slow PC is enough).
i have to use intellij sooooo no command line for me :(
Poor FultonB :( You can use it at home sometimes...
I have a raspi at home that only does command line I will have to turn that on and learn
Yes, raspberry should be perfect for this vim setup. I have one forgotten in my locker at the office - I will try to set it up and see if OK for production use...
pandocI guess)Hi David,
Unfortunately the site is static, but there is a workaround, this command works flawlessly:
$ curl ttt-fifo.github.io/ 2>/dev/null | tail -124 | head -116
Thank you, this is real fun :)
Cheer
LoL, haha, I just tried it with curl, it comes out pretty decent :)
But it is best viewed with 'lynx' browser :)
Thank you, FultonB, really nice idea :)
thanks for the suggestion I have never seen that browser (I don't really use the command line as a frontend android developer) but i will try it.
lynx does not understand java script.
I think it is coming from the age of the dinosaurs :)
No frontend developer should know anything about lynx, do not worry...