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Re: Multicolored GTypist (was: Re: GNU Typist vim question) |
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Fri, 11 Jul 2014 23:29:50 -1000 |
Felix,
I feel like I am in no position to make requests for this already great
program (I’m really enjoying it!) but really appreciate you even humoring the
idea even though it was a simple misunderstanding so I will just share my
thoughts, (:
I agree red would be great for errors and each lesson would be very interesting
in a single random color. For example In a single unique gtypist session,
lesson 4 could be green and lesson 5 could be yellow, and the next gtypist
session lesson 4 is blue and 5 is pink etc etc (with same black backdrop to
retain easy focus) (everything but red which could be reserved for errors :)
and maybe the session after that they are both green because hey, its random!.
:) I think this would be pretty nice option and help retain focus if using for
hours on end and perhaps could all be set/pre-determined at launch so as not to
increase load :)
Thanks for doing what you do!
Mahalo,
Caleb Shepard
P.S. perhaps red could also be used as a lesson color with errors a static
color, like mustard yellow?… :)
On Jul 11, 2014, at 9:42 PM, Felix Natter <address@hidden> wrote:
> Caleb Shepard <address@hidden> writes:
>
>> Hi Felix,
>
> hello Caleb,
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>> First off thanks for replying to me.
>>
>> Everything worked as expected once I realized what this was for.
>>
>> I had thought incorrectly that having the vim installed would make using
>> gtypist a multicolored
>> experience instead of black and white (which I still think would be awesome,
>> so if there is a way to
>> do that already please let me know.) Everything works as intended to edit
>> the files.
>
> Ah ok, I am also in favor of an (optionally!) multicolored GTypist :-)
> But which colors would you want for what?
>
> Of course we could have errors highlighted in red. And the rest?
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> Please keep address@hidden in CC:.
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> Best Regards,
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> Felix Natter
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