I recently created this new theme for tmux status bar.

I honestly think that a lot of information in other status bars are kind of unnecessary, so I thought of creating a theme containing just the information I think it's relevant, but still having a good look.

Currently, it shows:

* session name

* windows

* if the tmux prefix is pressed

* if there's a maximized pane in a window

* an option to show the current time (if you want)

Hope you like it! Suggestions are welcome.

Which IRC client did you use in these years?

First irssi, then WeeChat, then cerce in Emacs.

isnt't git good enough? didn't get your point

git sucks completely. after using it for a decade, even building it (light demo) from scratch to get a feel for it, watching courses after courses and using it daily.. I still can't memorize most of it which is because UI of commands doesn't make sense....

wanna create a branch git checkout -b "abc"

wanna see what branches you have: git branch

wanna revert to file to old state: git checkout c5f567 -- file1/to/restore file2/to/restore

I thought checkout was to work with branches? what happened?

why is there even staging?

why there are infinite flags

I just want to have different version/branches of same code so i can try different things and go back and forth between them, plus remote sync.

I get by with common commands and if situation is weird either I will find the solution by Googling or I'll have to manually copy paste new code.

* ~/Projects/<git-repo-name> - all my git repos

* ~/.bin - only scripts, so this dir is in my $PATH

* ~/Pictures - only images, my rices, wallpapers, screenshots, etc

* ~/syncthing - files I sync with syncthing (my .kbdx and my memes folder)

* ~/Documents/<topic> - my university stuff, a courses folder (files I created doing some courses), some cheatsheets in .md, a library folder where I keep all material I have colected throughout my life, and a backup of my memes folder

* ~/suckless - suckless software with my modification (dmenu, dwm and st)