talon

from MAC

parrot(pop): user.test(f0, f1, f2, power)

packed one two three one::two::three
you can find out using talon test last after the command and then looking in the log viewer

dub string apple "Apple"

git config http.PostBuffer 524288000 git diff --stat --cached

updating go on mint

https://computingforgeeks.com/how-to-install-go-golang-on-linux-mint/

press super . https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17404316/the-following-untracked-working-tree-files-would-be-overwritten-by-merge-but-i

Try running

git add * git stash git pull

This will track all files, remove all of your local changes to those files, and then get the files from the server.

https://talon.wiki/unofficial_talon_docs/ An example .talon file might look like this:

    # Comments start with a # sign, and they must always be on their own line.
    #
    # This part, the context header, defines under which circumstances this file applies.
    os: windows
    os: linux
    app: Slack
    app: Teams
    # Anything above this (single!) dash is part of the context header.
    -
    # Anything below the dash is part of the body.
    # If there is no dash, then the body starts immediately.

    # These define voice commands.
    ([channel] unread next | goneck): key(alt-shift-down)
    insert code fragment:
        # A single command can perform a sequence of actions.
        insert("``````")
        key(left left left)
        # the number of times the key should be pressed can be specified after a colon
        key(shift-enter:2)
        key(up)

    # This activates the tag 'user.tabs'.
    tag(): user.tabs

    # This adjusts settings (within this file's context).
    settings():
        key_wait = 1.5