Juraj Lieskovský

I would consider a hybrid approach. After some tinkering I managed to shave off a couple ns from scaling quaternion rotations in comparison to the generic method approach (mostly did...

Don't have any experience with RKWard but as you are on linux, ~~adding something like~~ ``` "prog": "linux-terminal" "linux_terminal": "rkward" ``` ~~might do the trick.~~ On linux sendcode uses xdotool...

you need to set `"auto_advance" : false,` in Preferences>Package Settings>SendCode>settings

I was just discussing that here #139

Some time back I wrote a little plugin that [toggles any setting](https://github.com/lieskjur/ChangeAnySetting/blob/master/toggle_any_setting.py). You could keybind a multicommand where you toggle `auto-advance`, send the code, toggle again. Not the cleanest but...

Should work just like any other keybinding once set-up. I personally used it to toggle auto advance depending on the language I was working in. I get the appeal of...

I personally wouldn't call it an IDE either although with enough packages you can certainly make it behave like one. The one thing I must say is that most packages...

On a related note, although I usually don't have multiple terminal instances on a single workspace I have multiple terminals running most of the time. In [leftwm](https://github.com/leftwm/leftwm) xdotool often finds...

So I would imagine that for each "reduced-coordinate joint" you have a `6xn` matrix and `len 6` vector (lets say `S` and `c`) where the acceleration of the body succeeding...

+1 on alacritty as well