Installed `most` pager on macOS

Today while I was browsing thru The Tao of tmux - I came across a better pager called most I think it is a play on default pagers called less and more Unfortunately, the official website almost makes it impossible to find stuff about it. Documentation is non existent. I found elsewhere that most linux distro make it available via their package manager. I did not find any mention of macOS though.

Dooble Browser

I came across Dooble browser via one of the Hacker news post. The browser use Qt library and thus biased towards Linux. Or so I thought. There is a pre-built dmg file for macOS. It worked well in short test-run I did. I wish there was a way to set it as a default browser, so I could have tested it more thoroughly. FWIW, it did not register itself as a browser with macOS – which seems OS specific requirement.

Espanso 2.x (Alpha)

While reading the documentation on Espanso’s main site, I noticed a Search bar feature. To be sure, after some time, one is unlikely to remember all the shortcuts one has added, along with ones that came with packages. So search bar is a welcome feature. But shortcut mentioned on the site Alt+Space did not work. I was not surprised, because this key combination triggers Raycast on my machine. So I went looking for way to change the hotkey, and reached an issue which mentioned that search bar is a feature of 2.

Espanso (Legacy)

Just as I was getting to know espanso, I came across a brand-new version of espanso that is way better that this (0.7.6) version, now called Legacy version. Read about the new version here

I have left the following as is, for posterity

Logseq

I came across logseq long ago, of all the places on Dendron’s discord channel. It has other-projects channel just for this purpose. Logseq was still early back then (compared to Dendron at least). I tried, but did not like it. Plus Dendron was much better. Today, I came across Logseq again, when I was perusing my colleague’s twitter feed and noticed that he is using it. So I checked it again.

Nvim

I have been using nvim for a while. Initially with VS Code, and then as replacement for vi/vim from the terminal. Since I use Doom emacs as may primary editor, I use nvim only for occasional quick edits here and there. So I had not paid attention, but nvim the ecosystem is getting better. TIL that there are two ways to configure nvim. Via VimScript and Lua Need to look into each and decide which one to use.