TODO

- less-style output scrolling with programable actions (I want to be able to specify e=open vim, c=copy etc.) (an interface builder)
- program to move file to archive and handle multible archives (like how downloads work: myfile.c, myfile.c.1, myfile.c.2)
- tarball style archive that can assert file-nonexistance, and write writetimes, permissions, etc independantly
    -action archive, which is a sequence of above archives, essencially archives sequence of filesystem actions
        - might be useful for cases where the filesystem is not an actual filesystem
- automatically run all images put in wallpapers through an upscaler/vectoriser
- version  control with ability to specify file as a set of lines (order irrelevant)
- multilevel diff (block, line, unit, word, char, program, module, class, function, variable)
- vim blovk mode selection (ie, i can enter a mode where I can jump around git merge markers)
- vim "thumb" (look at new part of document then jump back)
- vim change paren type
- vim copy and paste line above quick shortcut
- makefile style application which is unit centric instead of recipe centric (ie. I can first define the files as units, but also system state as a unit, and then have units have state and state transform recipes which can depend on other system state in arbitary ways.)
    - distinguish existance dependancy from content dependancy
    - recipe inheritance, so I can do things like easy links
    - written in c or haskell so it is fast, python too slow
    - is this just cabal


-new TODO:
    - retain old hostnames so we can know what something is supposed to be when it is offline