lindskogen

Love it! Makes me wanna get a landfill android with physical keys and some amount of ram and get it working again for my grandparents.

I have an idea of a terminal emulator where you could maximize panes but using a nested structure, does anyone know of one?

Standard "Zoom" features in tmux or iTerm2 only maximize the single active pane to the full window, hiding everything else. If I have a layout like this:

  _____________________
  |         |    B    |
  |    A    |---------|
  |         |    C    |
  |_________|_________|

And I expand B, I want A to hide, while B and C remain visible together. Then I can create a new nested workspace in there and later zoom out when I’m done.

Maybe this could be done arbitrarily deep?

Hovering it opens a tooltip with details

Not in a single method, no. Watch this talk for more details! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXLf18DsV-I

Why do you care about its style so much?

OS X by default lets you rebind the capslock key to esc :)

Might have been this one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RS7IzU2VJIQ&t=0s

I want this so bad

https://coneapp.io/?color=#156077 "Blue Stone, aka Green"?