Ivan Tham

I tested the `CrosstermEvent::FocusGained` event and it seemed to work, but the thing is I don't quite know how to make the cursor become blank again, neovim somehow did this...

Should we render the main primary cursor using the real terminal cursor then we can keep the rest as fake cursors?

I feel like the page is getting slower and slower with more steps. Memory leak?

I would like to do that either, I am currently converting https://github.com/pickfire/www/blob/master/Makefile#L32-L33 into a Tupfile but I find it hard for a Tupfile that doesn't involve compiling.

@sboukortt Doesn't that improve the complicity? I don't hope that I need to use something similar to cmake, autotools or ./configure in order to use tup. This will make tup...

There is actually a freedesktop spectification, I will show the link here: http://standards.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-latest.html

To illustrate what I mean:  ``` dot digraph { node [shape="box"]; "a.html", "b.html", "c.html" [shape="oval"]; file [label="file (check new/del files)"]; "a.md" -> "a.html"; "b.md" -> "b.html"; "c.md" -> "c.html";...

> I'm a bit confused by what you're seeing & what you're expecting to see. Actually, in the real `*.html` should also contain something like `a.html b.html c.html` (for each...

magit is interesting but it hides a lot of useful feature.

I think this is a good choice since `#` is used as comment for a lot of stuff ranging from programming languages to configuration, as compared to `/**` or `//`...