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WordGrinder: Terminal-based distraction free word processor

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143 points sathishmanohar | 3 comments | 11 Apr 23 19:40 UTC | HN request time: 0.646s | source
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taviso ◴[11 Apr 23 21:13 UTC] No.35531647[source]▶
If you're looking for a more full-featured terminal word processor, you could take a look at wpunix! https://github.com/taviso/wpunix
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rpastuszak ◴[11 Apr 23 22:57 UTC] No.35532827[source]▶
If you’re looking for an even less-featured one, feel free to check out my stream of consciousness writing tool: https://enso.sonnet.io

- Not terminal but browser based though.

- Prioritises writing over editing, thinking over second guessing, censoring yourself.

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cssanchez ◴[12 Apr 23 06:02 UTC] No.35535579[source]▶
Wow what an elegant design. I tried the web version from mobile even after all the warnings and it wasn’t bad at all. I’m definitely trying out the desktop versions later.
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1. rpastuszak ◴[12 Apr 23 07:58 UTC] No.35536322[source]▶
I took my iPad and a Bluetooth keyboard to try out Ensō during a hike and it worked fine. That is, until I forgot to switch off my keyboard once, put it in the backpack, and accidentally locked the device for a week!
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2. DHPersonal ◴[12 Apr 23 14:26 UTC] No.35540250[source]▶
I think one can unlock a device locked by too many password guesses by plugging it into a computer that is connected to the same iCloud account, but perhaps that feature has been removed in recent security updates.
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3. rpastuszak ◴[12 Apr 23 15:09 UTC] No.35541051[source]▶
Correct, but I was a bit too far from home to get that done so did the next best thing:

https://twitter.com/rafalpast/status/1422166755313659904?s=2...