Maxim Baz

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All right, thanks for the answers and sorry for drifting off-topic here 🙂. I've asked my question on Arch forums to follow up, subscribe if you are interested: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1757673

Interesting request 🙂 I was curious if this request applies to Linux too - apparently not, because compton already allows this: ------- ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1177900/34395549-66837650-eb61-11e7-8909-c0c77bd4f918.png) -------------- If you are interested to achieve...

Agree, I'd also prefer the verbose style instead of fontconfig/pango approach, and I think the default config should be pretty verbose too - I'm not going to change it often,...

I just tried to go through installation of the `httpie/http2` plugin and it appears to be impossible to use it right now. The plugin depends on [hyper](https://github.com/Lukasa/hyper) project, which in...

Nice work! I only want to point out that `Ctrl-s` is an unfortunate shortcut, because pressing `Ctrl-s` makes my terminal hang (and requires pressing `Ctrl-q` to unblock it). While searching...

I would probably vote for `Ctrl+Space` as it's easier to type, but `Ctrl+t` sounds OK too. Have you considered moving the selection down when you press the "select" shortcut? So...

Here's a small bug I discovered: 1. Run `echo 'a\nb\nc\nd' | ./fzy` 1. Type `aa` ``` [1] 566797 done echo 'a\nb\nc\nd' | 566798 segmentation fault (core dumped) ./fzy ```

I was on `master` but I switched to `multiselect` branch and still can reproduce this every time

What is printed for you in this case, `aa`?

Thanks, with the latest code everything works well now, and I love how `Ctrl-t` scrolls and even wraps to the first entry when you select the last one 👍 Great...