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[?]ʇuʇ‾ǝddǝsnıƃ :blender: » 🌐
@sub078@mastodon.uno

🚀 ARCH TIP #003
Tu cosa usi per tenere sotto controllo la tua distro?

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    [?]Jesse Skinner [he/him] » 🌐
    @JesseSkinner@toot.cafe

    I learned all the motions last evening, dreamt about them all night, and used for all my work today! Why didn't I do this sooner??

    I wasn't even particularly slow, though I had to learn & lookup how to manage buffers, open files etc.

    What's so exciting is that I'm only going to get faster and faster, and there are so many more features to learn about from here on!

      [?]Neovim » 🌐
      @neovim.io@bsky.brid.gy

      Development News The 0.12 version adjusts which tree-sitter highlighting is enabled by default: - Enable in markdown files. - Disable in tree-sitter query files. PR: - github.com/neovim/neovi... - github.com/neovim/neovi...

      feat(ftplugin): treesitter def...

        [?]Jesse Skinner [he/him] » 🌐
        @JesseSkinner@toot.cafe

        With all the supply chain attacks, I'm looking at isolating my dev environments. The obvious choices include Docker/Devcontainers, VMs, using a VPS in the cloud..

        I've started just creating extra users on my laptop, one per project, and keeping all relevant keys and credentials in that user. No sudo or root access, completely isolated from each other and from my main user.

        I'm switching to so I can just log in to one of these dev user environments and edit code right there.

          [?]Kevin Bowen :xfce: » 🌐
          @kevinbowen@hachyderm.io

          I guess one(?) of the things I need to keep an eye out on, is the possibility of being auto-removed from on June 17th if this outstanding tree-sitter issue isn't resolved:

          bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrep

            [?]Arnaught :celbounceline: [they/them] » 🌐
            @Rayquaza01@blahaj.zone

            I think I found a way of opening the buffer list in nvim that I don't hate

            I like having a bufferline because it makes it easy to tell what files are currently open, but it can be tricky because it's easy to mistake them for tabs.

            ]b and [b (from unimpaired) get tedious with more than a couple buffers, and cause bad habits for me

            I had :Buffers (from fzf-lua) mapped to <F1> and <leader>b but I never remember to open it.

            I had the idea to map :Buffers to <C-n>, so I can open the list and scroll it with the same button. (Kinda surprised I didn't have that mapped to something already!) I have the list displayed in reverse order so that I can scroll it in the right direction. Otherwise, I'd need to use <C-p>, which I have mapped to :Files :P

            I've used it for a little bit, and it feels pretty intuitive. It might still take some getting used to...

            (I wonder if it's possible/a good idea to make the bufferline display the buffers in order of most recently used instead of creation...)

            nnoremap <c-n> :FzfLua buffers fzf_opts.--layout=reverse-list<CR>

              [?]ʇuʇ‾ǝddǝsnıƃ :blender: » 🌐
              @sub078@mastodon.uno

              🚀 ARCH TIP #002

              Vuoi navigare tra file e cartelle da terminale?

              Con yazi puoi farlo direttamente dal terminale.

              Installazione:

              sudo pacman -S yazi

              Utilizzo:

              yazi

              Lo conoscevi già?

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              [?]smeikx [whatever you deem appropriate] » 🌐
              @smeikx@graz.social

              I made a little Zettelkasten plugin for Neovim: 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.

                [?]zitti e buoni » 🌐
                @vopam@pouet.chapril.org

                c'est parti pour un court feed sur vimwiki vimwiki.github.io/, mon nouveau plugin neovim !

                utilisé avec la syntaxe Markdown et validé à l'usage pour todo, notes, documentation ..

                1/4

                  [?]ThierryStoehr » 🌐
                  @ThierryStoehr@framapiaf.org

                  @fabi1cazenave Hourra, le TupperVim est sauvé : le choix demeure donc entre et ! (voire Kako..., non ; ou Ema..., non).
                  Bref, il ne reste « plus » qu'à organiser ledit du fameux « lundi 21 juillet » (dixit & sic le site). ;-) </format=taquin> (OK, désolé, jesors)

                    [?]Paco Velobs » 🌐
                    @PacoVelobs@mamot.fr

                    Yeah, my first real use of `:w ++opt`.

                      [?]Neovim » 🌐
                      @neovim.io@bsky.brid.gy

                      repository has reached 100K GitHub stars. Thank you all for the support 🙏

                      A screenshot of GitHub user interface that shows that Neovim repository has 100003 stars.

                      Alt...A screenshot of GitHub user interface that shows that Neovim repository has 100003 stars.

                        Neovim boosted

                        [?]codeinabox » 🌐
                        @codeinabox@programming.dev

                        [?]Matija Šuklje » 🌐
                        @hook@toot.si

                        Just tried

                        … and _now_ I understand why people prefer to and how it inspired

                        This makes (Neo)Vim actually fun :)

                        lazyvim.org/

                        And the book is great at introducing you to (Lazy/Neo)Vim too:
                        lazyvim-ambitious-devs.phillip

                          [?]Hyde 📷 🖋 :debian: » 🌐
                          @hyde@lazybear.social

                          carnival this month: "The motion that changed everything".

                          Write about it on your , and send me a link that I will add to this post


                          lazybea.rs/vim-carnival-202606

                            [?]ThierryStoehr » 🌐
                            @ThierryStoehr@framapiaf.org

                            [Quotation] "After fifteen years with and , I honestly cannot imagine my career with a different editor at the center of it." by Caio Bianchi, in "A Love Letter to Neovim", 2026-05-26, at caio.ca/blog/a-love-letter-to-
                            And of course, this means text tool.
                            Via @jpmens and cc @fabi1cazenave (for the next TupperVim).

                              [?]Wolf » 🌐
                              @YesJustWolf@hachyderm.io

                              Every terminal debugger forces a choice: a REPL with full evaluation power but no source context, or an editor with visual breakpoints but a crippled debug console. dap-mux removes the need to choose.

                              Connect your editor and your REPL to the same debug session. Both are first-class clients. Neither knows the other is there.

                              Ships with an IPython frontend. Speaks standard DAP — any language, any editor. This is the very first release. There's so much work to do.

                              github.com/dap-mux/dap-mux

                                [?]Muemmel » 🌐
                                @Muemmel@chaos.social

                                For me the moment I realised, that is really great, is when I realised I do not need anymore. Why, we'll it's there to write and see the compiled PDF. But with Niri it's even more elegant than other window manager, for our our purpose same result: I just write the code in and in the other panel is bash and I compile with . Than beside the terminal I have a PDF reader () and see the build results.

                                  [?]graeme fawcett » 🌐
                                  @graeme@tech.lgbt

                                  """
                                  Oh, hello. What are you doing in my neovim?
                                  """
                                  --- they, as to their agenda, which had somehow migrated from emacs to neovim

                                  my agenda, as in emacs

                                  Alt...my agenda, as in emacs

                                  my agenda, as in neovim

                                  Alt...my agenda, as in neovim

                                    [?]Senioradmin » 🌐
                                    @Haydar@social.tchncs.de

                                    ... [SENSITIVE CONTENT]

                                    Nachdem ich mich manchmal dabei erwische, wie ich immer dieselben Dinge nachsehe und auch dabei LLMs bemühe (ja, sorry, die Suchmaschinen liefern heutzutage immer mehr Mist aus) dachte ich mir: Eine private Wissenssammlung, das wär's.

                                    Ja, die Idee ist uralt und die Tools dafür gibt es seit Jahrzehnten. War bisher aber nicht nötig, da das "nachschlagen" im Internet nur eine kurze Suche weit entfernt war. Das ändert sich gerade massiv, habe ich den Eindruck.

                                    Bin zunächst natürlich auf gestoßen. Aber , echt jetzt? OK, Org Mode gibt es auch für und , wenn auch nicht mit allen Features. Und dennoch: Die Lernkurve ist ziemlich steil.

                                    Was soll ich sagen, ich bin jetzt erstmal bei gelandet, mit Syntax. Kann sogar rudimentär Todo Listen.

                                      [?]Andre [he/him/his] » 🌐
                                      @leitzke@hachyderm.io

                                      Is anyone in the fediverse using for and ?
                                      Any pointers on how to set it up, helpful plugins and so on?

                                      I'm trying to make good use of my time while I procrastinate learning German and wean myself off PhpStorm, I think it will be a good choice on the long run (at least financially). VS Code is there and all, but given that I have zero need to be productive right now this seems like a worthy investment.

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                                        [?]voidq [he/him] » 🌐
                                        @hey@voidq.xyz

                                        // users how you suggest to use these beautiful text editor on my/another server as a text editor, configuring config files, reading md, html, css file etc...
                                        Should I install plug-ins or keepit minimalist?

                                        Any suggestions will be helpful;)

                                          [?]Neovim » 🌐
                                          @neovim.io@bsky.brid.gy

                                          Development News The 0.12 version updates `vim.diagnostic.fromqflist()` to accept an `opts` table with `merge_lines` to merge multi-line compiler messages. PR: - github.com/neovim/neovi...

                                          feat(diagnostic): fromqflist({...

                                            [?]scy » 🌐
                                            @scy@chaos.social

                                            Just updated my (Neo-)Vim plugin for Hurl files with new keyword and section names from upstream.

                                            codeberg.org/scy/vim-hurl/comm

                                              [?]JesseBot [they/he & hij/hem] » 🌐
                                              @jessebot@social.smallhack.org

                                              I gave up on C, because it's just... not very friendly for my coding style, and am now trying to make javascript work for pebble in neovim. I really need a chill project to take my mind off the horrors right now, but the pebble development environment is also really difficult to setup for neovim.

                                              I don't how to get neovim to pick up the commodetto/Poco library...

                                              Here is the base project:
                                              https://git.smallhack.org/jessebot/fuzzy-dutch

                                              Does anyone know how to make neovim see the commodetto library? Do you have experience with moddable and neovim? Would love your to know how to make this error go away...

                                              #neovim #commodetto #pebble #javascript

                                              screenshot of neovim showing an error in the debugger that says "Cannot find module 'commodetto/Poco' or its corresponding type declarations. Cannot find name 'watch'

You can also see the full code if you'd like here:
https://git.smallhack.org/jessebot/fuzzy-dutch

Here it is transcribed in alt text:

import Poco from "commodetto/Poco";

console.log("Hello, Watchface.");

let render = new Poco(screen);

const font = new render.Font("Bitham-Black", 30);
const black = render.makeColor(0, 0, 0);
const white = render.makeColor(255, 255, 255);

function draw() {
        render.begin();
        render.fillRectangle(white, 0, 0, render.width, render.height);

        const msg = (new Date).toTimeString().slice(0, 8);
        const width = render.getTextWidth(msg, font);

        render.drawText(msg, font, black,
                (render.width - width) / 2, (render.height - font.height) / 2);

        render.end();
}

watch.addEventListener('secondchange', draw);

                                              Alt...screenshot of neovim showing an error in the debugger that says "Cannot find module 'commodetto/Poco' or its corresponding type declarations. Cannot find name 'watch' You can also see the full code if you'd like here: https://git.smallhack.org/jessebot/fuzzy-dutch Here it is transcribed in alt text: import Poco from "commodetto/Poco"; console.log("Hello, Watchface."); let render = new Poco(screen); const font = new render.Font("Bitham-Black", 30); const black = render.makeColor(0, 0, 0); const white = render.makeColor(255, 255, 255); function draw() { render.begin(); render.fillRectangle(white, 0, 0, render.width, render.height); const msg = (new Date).toTimeString().slice(0, 8); const width = render.getTextWidth(msg, font); render.drawText(msg, font, black, (render.width - width) / 2, (render.height - font.height) / 2); render.end(); } watch.addEventListener('secondchange', draw);

                                                [?]Normal Mode » 🌐
                                                @normalmode@mastodon.social

                                                “every other editor began to feel like it had a layer of padding between me and the code.”

                                                caio.ca/blog/a-love-letter-to-

                                                  [?]Vincent Jousse » 🌐
                                                  @vjousse@mamot.fr

                                                  J’ai mis à jour mon tutoriel pour configurer `neovim` pour prendre en compte la `0.12` (avec notamment le remplacement de `nvim-treesitter` qui a été archivé). C’est toujours par ici : vincent.jousse.org/blog/fr/tec !

                                                    [?]R.L. Dane :Debian: :OpenBSD: :FreeBSD: 🍵 :MiraLovesYou: [he/him/my good fellow] » 🌐
                                                    @rl_dane@polymaths.social

                                                    #vi experts (and #vim / #nvim #NeoVim ),

                                                    What's the difference between the 0 command and the | command?

                                                    Is it just that | can take a numeric argument?

                                                      [?]JesseBot [they/he & hij/hem] » 🌐
                                                      @jessebot@social.smallhack.org

                                                      Asahi Linux friends: Has anyone gotten clangd or ccls working as a normal LSP either view native neovim LSP or the popular mason plugin for neovim?

                                                      I want to write something in C, but it says that my platform isn't supported when I try to :LSPInstall clangd or :MasonInstall clangd. :[

                                                      (I'm able to get it working if I just SSH into a non-arm Linux machine, but I want it working locally ideally)

                                                      #debianbananas #asahilinux #armlinux #linuxarm #neovim #clangd #clang

                                                        [?]Vincent Jousse » 🌐
                                                        @vjousse@mamot.fr

                                                        Now that `nvim-treesitter` has been archived, what do you use as a replacement?

                                                          [?]Hyde 📷 🖋 :debian: » 🌐
                                                          @hyde@lazybear.social

                                                          067 with @normalmode

                                                          Today, he shares his thoughts on , , cameras, & , Decaffeinated .

                                                          He also replied to @markarayner's question.

                                                          Like every week, we got recommendations.

                                                          lazybea.rs/ovr-067

                                                            [?]Neovim » 🌐
                                                            @neovim.io@bsky.brid.gy

                                                            Development News The 0.12 version updates built-in `gx` mapping (that opens link at cursor) to respect `textDocument/documentLink` LSP method (if the server supports it). PR: - github.com/neovim/neovi...

                                                            feat(lsp): support `textDocume...

                                                              [?]Frank Davies » 🌐
                                                              @fd93@fosstodon.org

                                                              Yesterday I learned that and have workspaces, but most people don't use them because they're called "tabpages"...

                                                              Only one neovim extension supports native tabpage use (tabby); most replace the tabline with a buffer overview, which imho just clutters the screen.

                                                              This probably says something profound about familiarity vs innovation in what people find "intuitive".

                                                                [?]N-gated Hacker News » 🤖 🌐
                                                                @ngate@mastodon.social

                                                                🎩 An epic saga unfolds: a brave soul transforms a crusty relic into a typing machine worthy of... 1995! 🎉 Witness the daring tale of a terminal tinkerer who bravely defies modern convenience with a Neovim-powered, color-challenged, text-only, hipster typewriter. Ah, the sweet of tech regression! ⌨️🔍
                                                                veronicaexplains.net/my-first-

                                                                  [?]Thorsten Zöller » 🌐
                                                                  @thorstenzoeller@exquisite.social

                                                                  If you are seriously thinking about learning / , do yourself a favor and proceed as follows:

                                                                  1. Grok ed(1).
                                                                  2. Grok vi(1).
                                                                  3. Ask yourself whether you really need anything ed(1) and vi(1) don't provide.

                                                                  If your answer to step 3 is "yes", go ahead. But first, do steps 1 and 2.

                                                                  Here is how to do step 1: Read the man page (it's rather short), read "Ed Mastery" by @mwl (those two steps are interchangeable and even parallelizable), then use it consistently.

                                                                  Here is how to do step 2: Read the man page (it's rather short as well, though not as short as ed's), then use it consistently.

                                                                  Also, have a look at stackoverflow.com/a/1220118.

                                                                    [?]Neovim » 🌐
                                                                    @neovim.io@bsky.brid.gy

                                                                    Development News The 0.12 version adds `%$HLGroup$` approach to statusline syntax. It will inherit from preceding highlight attributes in contrast to `%#HLGroup#` which will inherit from `StatusLine`/`TabLine`/etc. PR: - github.com/neovim/neovi...

                                                                    feat(statusline): option to sp...

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