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Akuli
A decent editor written in tkinter
Not sure why it happens and whether it can be a problem in practice
1. Edit temp file (e.g. `/tmp/asd.py` on linux) 2. Close porcupine from X button in corner of window 2. Reboot computer, so that `/tmp` is cleared 3. Restart porcupine Porcupine...
README Edit
I'd like to make a few changes to the README; move the Developing Porcupine section into a new file called **Contributing Guidelines**, add a few Git/GitHub resources for people that...
``` I can quit, but there is no key binding for it or actually there is, but it's not shown it should quit with cmd+q, just close all tabs first...
in a web browser if I accidentally close a tab, I can quickly reopen it with `Ctrl+Shift+t`, in Porcupine I can't :(
Create two venvs, `/tmp/e` and `/tmp/e2`. Install `numpy` into `/tmp/e` but not into `/tmp/e2`. Then go to Porcupine, create `/tmp/asdf.py` and activate `/tmp/e2` in Porcupine by right-clicking it. Write this...
Would be good to have a checkbox, so if I have a Python file opened, then there is a little checkmark next to Python in the menu.
Shouldn't be hard to implement. There's already code to track cursor positions, should be recorded as changing cursor pos when changes more than n lines at a time
Would be useful for markdown, latex etc Previewing a PDF file in tkinter might be a bit tricky, but it shouldn't be too hard to get github-flavored markdown to work