#neovim

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I would appreciate input and help for using a debugger for #Rust development: I usually don't use or need a debugger, but I would like to step through some code to get a better understanding. I would prefer to do this from within my #NeoVim so I installed https://codeberg.org/mfussenegger/nvim-dap and the default lldb command line tools. When trying to start a pre-build binary via my config, I get "Error on launch: executable module does not exist" even when hard-coding the correct path in my config [...]
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My thoughts on the recent @neovim@hachyderm.io drama. I'm glad the DHH quote is gone. I didn't consider dropping the editor mainly because switching a text editor is a monumental task, and I don't have the energy for that. After Justin's reaction I'll think twice before ever contributing to that project ever again (read: as for things are now, I won't), which I did in the past. I don't think he is a good fit for the position. #neovim
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the whole discussion about #neovim and the endorsement of DHH is weird to me. Refusing to remove a single line from a far-right dude (people call white supremacist) is ... well I'm careful about so "cancel culture" in general, but the whole tone of the conversation [1] is really making me consider staying with my favorite editor -.- What editors are people using? preferably terminal-ones [1]
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"I opened Obsidian one morning. Blank screen. No notes. I could have spent an afternoon debugging an Electron app. Instead, I spent a week replacing my entire note-taking workflow with a relatively young typesetting system, and I love it." My new #blog is now #online: I switched from #Obsidian to #Typst and #Neovim (And some mentions of #Nix and #Rust along the way :D) Check it out and don't hesitate to provide feedback: https://dontblameme.codeberg.page/blog/replacing-obsidian-with-neovim-and-typst.html #blogpost #NixOS
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New fieldnote escaped containment: programming gets a new “future” every six weeks, yet somehow we still have to write the code. A rant about tool #FOMO, cargo-cult productivity, Vim muscle memory, and why collective fluency is a system property. Your tools don’t need to be fashionable. They need to work in your hands. https://augustini.wtf/fieldnotes/your-tools-do-not-need-to-be-the-future/ #Programming #DeveloperTools #Neovim
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I'm a bit of a goober myself so I'd take what I have to say with a grain of salt. But I've recently just got into Emacs myself through GNU Guix. While I have found that here is certainly a learning curve when it comes to using Lisp. Once you get used to it, once you get used of using Lisp as a configuration language, you'll find that Emacs isn't that bad of an editor. Besides, Emacs does have evil mode which should make you feel right at home as a VIM user. @nadiyar@nadiyar.com Tags: #Vim, #Neovim, #Guix, #Emacs, #Lisp, #Freesoftware, #FLOSS, #FOSS.
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I'm a bit of a goober myself so I'd take what I have to say with a grain of salt. But I've recently just got into Emacs myself through GNU Guix.While I have found that here is certainly a learning curve when it comes to using Lisp. Once you get used to it, once you get used of using Lisp as a configuration language, you'll find that Emacs isn't that bad of an editor. Besides, Emacs does have evil mode which should make you feel right at home as a VIM user. Tags #Vim, #Neovim, #Guix, #Emacs, #Lisp, #Freesoftware, #FLOSS, #FOSS.
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I've been thinking for a while about creating customized #Markdown highlighting, e.g. making all "TODO" strings stand out in my notes. Are there any tools/frameworks out there (esp. for #Vim/#Neovim) that allow me to add new formatting rules on the top of existing highlighters?
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I made a little Zettelkasten plugin for Neovim: https://codeberg.org/smeikx/zetka.nvim I’ve started a Zettelkasten to reflect on media I read, watch and listen to; I hope this will help me define, refine, explain and defend my core beliefs and opinions. I created the plugin myself to think about how I want to use my personal Zettelkasten and because it was fun. But I tried to make it useful for other people too, so give it a try if you like. #nvim #Neovim #lua #Zettelkasten #PIM
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New post: Neovim Crash Course for Sysadmins Not a beginner's guide. This covers the things you still get wrong after years of Vim - efficient navigation, why your paste lands in the wrong place (and the one-key fix), YAML indentation workflows, quick macros, and what Neovim's LSP actually gives you for infrastructure work. Written for people who edit configs and playbooks all day. https://blog.hofstede.it/neovim-crash-course-for-sysadmins-the-20-that-solve-80-of-the-pain/ #neovim #vim #sysadmin #devops #linux #ansible #yaml
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Imagine a protocol like #LSP, but for adding real-time collaboration to existing text editors. It would allow #Neovim to edit a #Hedgedoc, or peer-to-peer pair programming between #VSCode and #Emacs! We've come up with our own little protocol like that (for Teamtype), but we'd like to open up the discussion: That's why we're inviting everyone interested to an initial online gathering on Feb 26, 19:00 UTC, to gauge interest for working on a protocol like this together!
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