Grey Cat

I personally prefer lf over nnn

This is very useful software, I recommend it a lot !

It basically allows you to define which paths are used for the Downloads, Documents, Videos, etc… types of directories.

Shouldn’t that be a subdirectory under the documents folder ?

Honestly it’s a pretty good way of compartmentalizing projects in your mind.
You usually remember pretty well what language your wrote a project in.
And if you want to find a project again you just have to look in that language’s directory.

Second advantage is that if there’s a language you only fucked around a little for fun, it doesn’t clutter the directories of your most used languages.

When I worked with a stack Hex Casting’s stacks, it was hard to go back and edit previous parts of the program that are stored deeper in the stack. A lot of it has also to do with Hex Casting’s writing design maybe, everything is evaluated more immediately from what I remember.

The other thing is that Trickster’s programs are tree/graph based, which makes the layout of the programs a lot easier to understand logically.

We do use a "vi"itor, it’s called Vim/Neovim

We M-x butterflying now

Yep I don’t think it’s that popular anymore. I see Fedora or Pop-OS recommended a lot lately. And Mint.

That’s just false advertisement from the little research I had done.

I fucking love dangling commas. Especially for lists of lists.

Probably reading into it. A lot of these are impossible or would be hellishly jank. Vim/Neovim is not THAT flexible. At least no one is tring to make it be.

I am very, very old

Good job !
And thanks for the explanation.

There doesn’t seem to be that many changes for the user, at least not for me. Hopefully the performance difference is noticeable.

The image is in the github README, it’s not from the OP

We call Nokia 3310s bricks, and yet they do wake up.

Yeah that mod is really cool. The magic writing system is fucking awesome.

Even cooler than Hex Casting in my opinion (which is already super cool).

And It’s quite a bit easier to work with since it’s not stack-based and that you can edit different parts of you spell/program at any point.

Well, ir’s obviously not balanced for vanilla. But I had talked to the quite a while ago now. And they did try to walk a fine balance of being useful and fun, but not too over the top. They apply limitations where it makes sense for them.
Especially since there is PvP.

If you liked Hex Casting, or even Psi. This should be right up your alley. It’s also less tedious than either of them I would say.