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| − | OMG soooo good. You think "I wish it did this" and the feature is there (e.g reuse_window). So organized. So extensible and easy to use for your own purposes. |
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| − | I hope someday I'm as good a programmer as this guy. |
+ | OMG soooo good. You think "I wish it did this" and the feature is there (e.g reuse_window). So organized. So extensible and easy to use for your own purposes. I hope someday I'm as good a programmer as this guy. |
| − | + | It's not a dead script either there are a bunch of forks of it with one commit each in the revision control :/ --April 20, 2014 |
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| − | in the revision control :/ |
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Comments
OMG soooo good. You think "I wish it did this" and the feature is there (e.g reuse_window). So organized. So extensible and easy to use for your own purposes. I hope someday I'm as good a programmer as this guy.
It's not a dead script either there are a bunch of forks of it with one commit each in the revision control :/ --April 20, 2014