How to enable bash’s vi mode in SSH sessions
Stop typing set -o vi every time you log into a SSH server where everyone
uses the root user and you can’t set set editing-mode vi in ~/.inputrc.
Add this to your ssh config:
# ~/.ssh/config
Host duvel
RequestTTY yes
RemoteCommand bash -o vi
Software I use
My dotfiles contain various configuration files. While I don’t use all of them regularly, I keep them around in case I want to revisit or experiment with them. As a result, the repository has become somewhat cluttered. So, to keep track of the tools I actually use, I’m maintaining this list.
| Name | Purpose |
|---|---|
| gopass | Secret management |
| chezmoi | Dotfiles management |
| wezterm | Terminal emulator and multiplexer |
| sway | Window manager |
| qutebrowser | Browser |
| zathura | Document viewer |
| NixOS | Linux distribution |
| nvim | Text editor |
| bash | Shell |
| cheat | Command reference tool |
| gocharge | Monitor battery daemon |
| mako | Notification daemon |
| starship | Prompt |
| glow | TUI markdown reader |
| pulsemixer | Audio management |
| grim + slurp + wl-clipboard | Screenshot utilities |