nomad41

I tried it a few months ago and it didn’t even have a way to search terminal output.

There’s https://alto.so/ that does exactly what you want.

I've had the opposite experience with weird C++ projects from some customers that use external toolchains. For some reason even creating the compile_commands.json file with Bear doesn't work, while the proprietary Intellisense extension works out of the box without any configuration.

Very interesting. Can you expand on why? Or point to some relevant sources. Thank you in advance.

I don’t exactly remember how it went but ~5 years ago Goodnotes 5 came out and they offered a “bundle” of Goodnotes 4 and 5 together at the same price of Goodnotes 5. Maybe owners of version 4 had some kind of discount on the bundle because they already owned half of it?

A Quick look alternative is preinstalled on Fedora (GNOME sushi). Just press space while on the file manager.

It's funny because that's my exact experience using Windows. Buggy and incredibly bad defaults, completely mouse driven with insufficient keyboard controls. macOS is bearable and I can be productive on it, but I think GNOME is the perfect desktop for productivity. To each their own, I guess.

The AUR isn't officially supported by Arch, it's just a collection of community scripts. In fact "AUR helpers" aren't present in Arch repos.