feat: Reduce project-manager description bloat
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<h1 id="project-manager">Project Manager</h1>
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<h1 id="project-manager">Project Manager</h1>
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<p><em><a
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<p>Project Manager keeps a registry of projects to which Tmux sessions
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href="https://git.disroot.org/lwad/project-manager">https://git.disroot.org/lwad/project-manager</a></em></p>
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are allocated on-demand. It makes working on concurrent projects easy,
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<p><strong>project-manager</strong> keeps record of project directories
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which is ideal for students and those who often reference their past
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and associates them with tmux sessions. To open a project, enter its
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work.</p>
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name (or just enough to identify it) and it will either attach to the
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<p>Tmux keybindings (recommend) are in the NixOS module but can be added
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session or create it on-demand.</p>
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manually.</p>
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<p>It’s a very simple program, but it’s quite fast and doesn’t do
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<p>Source: https://git.disroot.org/lwad/project-manager</p>
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anything more than it needs to. It makes working on lots of projects at
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the same time incredibly easy, which is ideal for a student or someone
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who often references their old work.</p>
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<p>It needs to be integrated into your tmux config via key bindings. My
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personal setup can be seen <a
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href="https://git.disroot.org/lwad/nixos/src/branch/main/lwad/utilities/tmux.conf.nix">here</a>.</p>
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<p>If you plan to use it through the command line, I’d recommend adding
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an alias to “p” because “project-manager” is a bit unwieldy.</p>
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<link rel="stylesheet" href="/style.css">
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# Project Manager
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# Project Manager
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*[https://git.disroot.org/lwad/project-manager](https://git.disroot.org/lwad/project-manager)*
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Project Manager keeps a registry of projects to which Tmux sessions are allocated on-demand. It makes working on concurrent projects easy, which is ideal for students and those who often reference their past work.
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**project-manager** keeps record of project directories and associates them with tmux sessions.
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Tmux keybindings (recommend) are in the NixOS module but can be added manually.
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To open a project, enter its name (or just enough to identify it) and it will either attach to the session or create it on-demand.
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It's a very simple program, but it's quite fast and doesn't do anything more than it needs to.
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Source: https://git.disroot.org/lwad/project-manager
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It makes working on lots of projects at the same time incredibly easy, which is ideal for a student or someone who often references their old work.
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It needs to be integrated into your tmux config via key bindings. My personal setup can be seen [here](https://git.disroot.org/lwad/nixos/src/branch/main/lwad/utilities/tmux.conf.nix).
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If you plan to use it through the command line, I'd recommend adding an alias to "p" because "project-manager" is a bit unwieldy.
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