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I really like LettuceMeet for that for our DnD group: https://lettucemeet.com/


I created this about 7 years ago, after using Neo for a year (a custom keyboard layout optimized for German) and finding that having messed up shortcuts in games and other applications was not worth it for me. Also readjusting to qwertz when typing on somebody else's computer always took a while.

My goal was:

* to create a layout that has the extra layers useful for programming from Neo, but otherwise be standard qwertz as much as possible

* while being usable in combination with any layout (not just German), provided the keyboard has the right set of keys for the modifiers


Nice, this is exactly what I've been looking for for a while now. Especially the real-time streaming mode. Thanks for posting!


Ha, I like that! I should try that as well.


Yes! So much this. I usually wish they'd just give me markdown or similar and only convert after I'm done. Slack is a prominent offender there.


Might also be cool to automatically create these tickets (when commited to master?). Then you don't forget, and even if they end up not that detailed, you at least get a nice list of all of them.


TODO: Automatically create tickets based on TODO comments.

We'll get to it. Someday.


https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/round_tuit

There used to be an ASCII art version occasionally slapped on Usenet posts: "here's a round tuit, you can go ahead."


Caption: "An artist's impression of a round tuit."


One option if you're on github, https://github.com/marketplace/actions/todo-to-issue


That is really cool! Thanks for mentioning.


If you want a cli tool for this I have one here https://github.com/Schell/todo_finder

You can output to markdown or to GitHub issues with a token.

I used to operate a service that did this for you.


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