Date: Fri, 06 Jan 2023 15:46:08 +0000
To: John Gebbie <me@johngebbie.com>
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Subject: Re: Tiles shell and tiles terminal
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Hey John, I didn't get any errors when running tiles-shell. I just didn't h=
ave zsh and zsh-autosuggestions installed. That being said, I think I might=
 put tiles-shell on the back burner for now. Some stuff I read online seeme=
d to suggest that I should know more about shells before trying zsh. I prob=
ably could go either way but I do know some bash already and I think it may=
 be beneficial to learn and relearn more bash first before trying other she=
lls so I can better compare them and then find what works for me best. bash=
 is the only shell I kind of know currently and I found some really useful =
syntax for searching history and auto completing past commands with a safeg=
uard so I don't blindly execute commands. I read zsh is most like ksh (I ha=
ve no idea what that is other than a shell) but borrows the best from many =
shells. If in your opinion it's similar to bash in many ways then I might t=
ry tiles-shell sooner. But as of now I think I'm starting to get settled in=
 to my setup and I will be able to spend most of my time figuring out what =
to do with my life in a month or less. After that I can start preparing for=
 whichever path I choose. I think I know some fields I want to go in but a =
lot of that is based on information 3+ years ago so I'm going to retrace my=
 steps and combine it with new information. Thinking ai, security, or web d=
ev but there's so much in those fields. I may change my mind now that I'm 3=
 years older and after trying more projects, jobs, etc. in those fields.

The coordinates are easier to read now after using the mv command on the co=
ord script like you said. 11 is perfect for the font size. 12 makes the coo=
rdinates on the right a bit too crowded I think.

I tried the multiword branch but I wasn't able to use 'change' or 'transcri=
pts'. When I would attempt to I would get this error:
/bin/sh: 1: /usr/libexec/numen/phrases/transcripts: not found
That would be cool to use multi-word phrases such as dash scribe. Looking f=
orward to the changes :)