dm9pZCAq

i just redefine `zvm_vi_yank` in `zshrc`: ```zsh zvm_vi_yank () { zvm_yank printf %s "${CUTBUFFER}" | xclip -sel c zvm_exit_visual_mode } ```

> Is there an official repository of packages in Gentoo for users? right now Gentoo don't accept new packages like this, due to lack of maintainers but Gentoo have [GURU](https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:GURU)...

i [started implementing](https://github.com/dm9pZCAq/hy/tree/hy2py-recursive) this, but i faced a problem: when i pass actual module name to `hy_compile` it not just compile `hy` to `py` but also evaluates compiled `py`

hmm, i think this is ok when it is part of module

maybe should be added option to compile whole module? for example: ```sh hy2py some_module/ # or also specify output directory hy2py --out-dir some_module_compiled/ some_module/ ```

why should `xplr` use cpu when nothing going on? here is output of `strace`: ``` Trace of process 16030 - /usr/bin/xplr strace: Process 16030 attached 09:18:34.294368 futex(0x7f1db55fc4c8, FUTEX_WAIT_PRIVATE, 4294967295, NULL)...

in previous message were `strace` of main process but as you can see from pic there also thread which uses CPU `strace` of this thread: ``` Trace of process 16035...

1. but reading input should not consume much CPU 2. i think for this, at least in UNIX, can be used `inotify(7)`

[here](https://github.com/gokcehan/lf/issues/73) is similar issue about watching directory in `lf` > It's more or less the same no, it should be faster and it's not take so much CPU, because it's...

> inotify will make it Linux dependent yes, but you can use [cfg](https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/macro.cfg.html) attribute to use it only on UNIX