[aorth]

I'm a zsh user with a slightly complicated configuration. Fish or something else more modern with sane defaults could lure me away some day.

I want to like helix. I've been using vim for twenty years. I suppose I have to put in some work to make the switch... no time and limited mental capacity (plus muscle memory).

I have looked at Zellij and decided I like my simple tmux workflow better (it's configured to behave like GNU screen because I have twenty years of muscle memory for that too).

Regarding Lazygit, I actually enjoy using standard git. I am pretty good at branches, rebasing, and other things.

[w0m]

agree with you on all fronts there aside from lazygit; I see it as a different tool that makes it a bit easier to inspect change trees with less typing.

I can do it on straight git-cli; but 100 characters typed vs 5 makes my fingers ache thinking. Same reason I have fugutive/diffview installed in nvim.