Screenkey

screenkey¹ (in the repos too) shows the keys you pressed on the screen. screenkey --show-settings shows a nice GUI before start with all the configs.

Looks like the second answer here: folding - Is there a best practice to fold a vimrc file - Vi and Vim Stack Exchange

Vim foldmodes

This answer has an awesome idea for folds, something very close to what I was looking for in my long notes file: folding - Is there a best practice to fold a vimrc file - Vi and Vim Stack Exchange

In general TODO vim folds - create a nice stable system instead of the ad hoc hell I have now.

Also How to enable and use code folding in Vim? - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange has a nice summary of fold keybindings:

vim keybindings

I forgot I used <leader> for most of the things I’m currently using F12 for!

Work-home keybindings

TODO I guess A shell script that changes monitor configurations, volume, changes some of the zsh aliases to show me the correct taskwarrior todos, etc.

Something like this:

#!/bin/zsh
if [ "$1" == "work" ]
then
    echo "Setting configs to work..."
    export SOMETHNIG="something" ...
    ...
else
    echo "Setting configs to home..."
    export SOMETHNIG="something" ...
    ...
fi
zsh

How do I get all open terminals to use the new env. variables though?