I'll start
bind ctrl-z '__fish_echo fg 2>/dev/null'
I bound ctrl-z to resume a suspended process. When something is already running, pressing ctrl-z suspends it into the background. And thanks to the bind, by pressing ctrl-z again, the process resumes. That means I can toggle between the shell and something else, like my editor.
Just a newbie (1 month cachyOS PlasmaKDE if thats relavent) who has a wired headset, inline mic, plugged into the audio jack of my acer Nitro v15 AN-52.
I found a good solve from an older reddit thread [
but when I put in the line directly(which I --know-- is wrong syntax) i get this back from terminal
"Fish: Unkown command: /etc/modprobe.d/hda-model.conf"
same thing for alsa base
"Fish: Uknowncommand: /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf"
But unfortunately I must be stupid becauss I have been up amd down forums and even found the same work for a different solve in the 3.2 section of the ALSA forum, have been all over [/usr/share/doc/fish/index.html#configuration](/usr/share/doc/fish/index.html#configuration) and still havent made sense of the syntax and all that junk.
Idk, is this just fish syntax being ass for beginners because its nonstandard and hard to search? do people usually have these problems finding info? I hope yall can help, sorry if this is a dumb post.
thanks for taking time to read this far
[EDIT: I need to set up a directory for it, will be trying that soon.]
i tried running ohh my fish and the omf doctor command said to remove fish_prompt.fish and now i have this every time i open the terminal
