u/Fuih22

And they said Shakespeare was dead.

Then go break government building, police station,... Why break people hard earned property?

Hi, it's me again. I played with it for some time and I observe a couple more things that would be nice to have:

1.The global search in files: The VSCode-like approach is not my favorite, because it puts a lot of information in the tiny sidebar, which makes it barely helpful. I think the Zed approach or other terminal editor approaches that have a content preview are a lot more helpful. Also, the file names and the contents in the sidebar are all in the same color, which makes it a bit confusing UX-wise, even with the caret. This is probably a bit nitpicky, but I think it's also easy to add a different text color for the file names.

2.I tried multiple things, but it seems like there is no way to switch between multiple terminal tabs when you are focused in the terminal window, except by using a mouse click. I think users generally would want to navigate by keyboard as much as possible, given it's a TUI.

1. Could we rebind the Ctrl + K leader key if we want? Or we have to rebind every keybind that use Ctrl + K instead?

2. Go to file cannot find file/directory with name start with "." it seems (or at least it cannot find files in my .config directory)

No, I meant it's idiotic that we do not have them. Those are literally basic text editor functionality.

Awesome! Also, I'll put my other inquiry here in case you didn't see it.

I tend to config my editor to open other TUI app and then return to the editor when I quit. So like:
Helix -> leader.g -> open lazygit -> q -> back to helix
Helix -> leader.o -> open opencode (this one need tuios popup help) -> ctrl - c -> back to helix.

Does TTT support that flow anyhow.

Oh yeah coding harness usage is fine. But inline suggestion help a lot for mundane thing, I guess it's because I still like to code by hand or improve AI generated code myself. VSCode and Zed support Github Copilot for inline suggestion, which is cheap. Not a deal breaker, but it is nice to have.

Also, I tend to config my editor to open other TUI app and then return to the editor when I quit. So like:
Helix -> leader.g -> open lazygit -> q -> back to helix
Helix -> leader.o -> open opencode (this one need tuios popup help) -> ctrl - c -> back to helix.

Does TTT support that flow anyhow.

Is it possible to have AI inline suggestion in this TUI? From what I know it's what most TUI editor struggle with, but it would be nice to have.

Lack of bufferline scrolling and filewatcher are just idiotic. And I'm saying as someone liking Helix.

When I click the docs page, it's in Chinese, even if I set the language to English already on the landing page.

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I just want to say thank you. I like Zed and really want to migrate to it, but for some god damn reason Zed made a decision to change the Open Recent functionality to not switch to existing opened window and only create a new window if none is opened, but instead create a new window every god damn time. Gram still keep the Open Recent functionality the same as other IDE, and I will start migrating to it now.

Yup, it's me on the Discord. Will try to reproduce and give you the logs soon.

It worked! Awesome man, have fun!

https://opencode.ai/go?ref=C384JDRH2H Cheers!

I guess he means "it" in a funny way?

That is basically satisfying a request of 1 user while affecting 99 other users. Almost everyone else use the original workflow. It's also the default workflow for other IDE such as VS Code.

Can you do 2 opencode go without using multiple accounts? What I meant is kind like a topup mechanism, otherwise it seems silly if they allow 2 subscriptions in 1 account.

Stupid question, does auto completion also eat at subscription usage for Opencode Go? Cause I remember something like Copilot provide auto completion separately from subscription usage.

I just recently start using Zed and is also bothered by this, I thought that was a design choice. Didn't know that it was working like that before, which is how it should have behaved.

If you use an LLM without knowing Rust, then that code ain't clean and generally work better.

1 more gripe that I have with Zed is that with VS Code, the Open Recent function switch between multiple workspaces across multiple VS Code windows, while Zed will switch to the workspace even if another window already open that workspace, so now 2 I have 2 Zed windows open the same workspace. Does anyone have a solution for this?

Is there bluetooth support for this keyboard?

You can just... create new session in the CLI? I do understand the preference of GUI over TUI though, even if I am a TUI enjoyer. GUI is always gonna be more intuitive (if design well).