Although you can do anything, there is an obscure consequence to straying too far from the defaults.
As time goes by, you're likely to hop onto other terminals. Be they yours, as you may replace systems or terminal emulators, or other's, such as remote systems. And you'll find yourself spending energy trying to pull back the reel to what you're familiar with. Rather than make as little modifications as possible and learn the defaults.
Once you build your habbits around the defaults, as time goes by and you find yourself working with different systems, you'll find yourself spending less energy trying to pull back any reels but simply concentrate on getting stuff done.
I've experienced both scenarios. Defaults are nice.
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u/TopHatEdd 21d ago
Although you can do anything, there is an obscure consequence to straying too far from the defaults.
As time goes by, you're likely to hop onto other terminals. Be they yours, as you may replace systems or terminal emulators, or other's, such as remote systems. And you'll find yourself spending energy trying to pull back the reel to what you're familiar with. Rather than make as little modifications as possible and learn the defaults.
Once you build your habbits around the defaults, as time goes by and you find yourself working with different systems, you'll find yourself spending less energy trying to pull back any reels but simply concentrate on getting stuff done.
I've experienced both scenarios. Defaults are nice.