prm VS jerry

I'm learning the basics, reading the Rust book, and using what I've learned to create a simple terminal app for managing my dev projects. I want feature parity with [prm](https://github.com/EivindArvesen/prm).

I use qtile, because the configuration is Python, and I wrote https://github.com/stonecharioteer/Jerry to help me move my mouse to separate monitors (I use 4).

Use a tiling window manager, get super used to tmux and nvim, learn to use vimium and the firefox variant. And instead of a mouse, use a Logitech MX Ergo trackball.

I solved a tiny problem I had with my tiling window manager. I use Qtile, and when I use the keyboard shortcuts to move to another monitor (I use 4 screens), the mouse stays in the original monitor. So I wanted to able to move my mouse with a keyboard shortcut. A lot of the online resources recommended using xdotool and figuring out the coordinates but I wanted to do it in an easier way. I wrote jerry to be that tool. It is a CLI that helps me move my mouse to a particular screen. I'm still working on relative movement (move mouse to whichever screen is on the left of my current screen etc), but this is good for now.