Similar to the previous compilation.
This is a chance to show off how you use your unix environment daily.
Its not about what kind of tasks you do, but how you do it !

What is the task list ?

• Execute a fancy shell script of your choice
  
• Show off your daily text editor and how you use it by writing some code or even drawing in it ;D
  
• Write some random text to a file in /tmp
  
• Play some music using your favorite music player
  
• Send an email using the your daily email client (to bitchplease@null.net if you have no idea)
  
• Browse the forum (post something on this thread)
  
• Arrange windows to take a pretty screenshot (show off)
  
• Close all the windows and end the video.
  

Submissions:

• venam
  
• tudurom
  
• r4ndom
  
• z3bra
  

Here's the compilation:
https://venam.nixers.net/workflow_compilation_2017.webm

Refer to the previous worfklow webcast thread for more info and help on how to record the video and the format you have to submit it

Here's my submission:
https://venam.nixers.net/webcast_june2.mkv

Here is my submission!

(17-06-2017, 11:35 AM)tudurom Wrote: Here is my submission!

Impressive, I like it!
What's that blueish menu you use, is that part of the WM?
Also what's that terminal drawing program?

If by "blueish menu" you're referring to that theme chooser menu, it's dmenu.

As for the terminal drawing program, it's artist-mode, included by default in emacs ;)

(17-06-2017, 12:13 PM)tudurom Wrote: If by "blueish menu" you're referring to that theme chooser menu, it's dmenu.

Is that dmenu or emacs?

I had no idea you could add buttons like that.

Oh that's just emacs. It's here by default (because it's emacs).

here is my workflow post. will edit it later with the link to my workflow.

mine

(17-06-2017, 11:35 AM)tudurom Wrote: Here is my submission!

what font is this? still gohu? looks really nice
https://github.com/tudurom/dotfiles/blob...es/vars#L1

It's been a while since last workflow compil', I'm in!!

EDIT0: https://p.iotek.org/o2c.png
EDIT1: http://pub.z3bra.org/vid/linux/workflow-20170619.mkv

What the z3bu said.

(19-06-2017, 05:40 PM)z3bra Wrote: EDIT1: http://pub.z3bra.org/vid/linux/workflow-20170619.mkv

That fancy script show off and the editing was nice.

To be honest, the multi editing of variable names looks nice but I can't find a case where I would use it instead of just simple substitution.

Well, in this case I use it for multi variable editing, but most of the time, it's for editing multiple cursors at the same time. As you get instant feedback, it is much much better than vim's macros.
You'reright though, it is mostly the same as vim's substitute (and you can use it as such: ":x/foo/c/bar" is the same as ":s/foo/bar/g"), but for complex substitution, it is sometimes better to type it directly by hand rather than trying a regex 3-4 times in a row, with undos between trials.
Since I learnt to use these cursors, I never looked back, really. The instant feedback really makes things easier.

xero Wrote:what font is this? still gohu? looks really nice

As you can see in the video (the show off), it's Dina

I'm going to compile those together tonight.
So get to work if you haven't posted already and want to.

Voilà, thanks all for participating this year.
This is the compilation result:
https://venam.nixers.net/workflow_compilation_2017.webm

These are looking sweet guys.