#linux #neovim
I rarely use neovim these days, mainly because of it's Copy and Paste issue. I can't copy from neovim into system...yet
At least that's what I researched. You can, but it seemed like you have to do buncha scrips here and there iirc, or idk...it sounded complicated to me at the time of reading it. So I just opted to use Kate instead

RE: https://gts.aylamz.me/users/aylamz/statuses/01JT6G2C2HCPK6JGPK1AFY3RQK

I believe is customary re-post an introduction after moving instances... so here's mine:

Software engineer working in #geophysics. #8bit hacker in the 80s, #16bit hobbyist in the early 90s before finding my home on #unix and finally #linux. Author of a few simple open source utilities with zero users.

tech: #dragon32 #samcoupe #amiga #rust #python #neovim #debian #nixos

non-tech: #cycling #guitar #astronomy

Now I got a working #CMake tools and debugging workflow in #neovim. It is turning into a really amazing IDE for my #vulkan #gamedev efforts on #linux.

Anyone get the #arduino language server (0.7.7) working with #neovim yet? Seems they released a fix last month, and I am close with my config, but it still crashes at indexing 1/85 I think. My log file is freaking huge for the crash too

Alright, for my #neovim #python formatting/linting/etc, I've settled on Ruff. I have since removed flake*, pyright, autopep8, and isort. Alright, I am now feeling better with this setup. Way faster than my old school vim setup. Just wish the #arduino lsp worked properly, I think they are close to fixing that bug...

Does anyone have a valid #neovim config that can actually indent #python correctly? Treesitter is garbage, autoindent/smartindent is garbage. This wasn't an issue with vim. The amount of bug reports out there blaming python seems a bit crazy to me when neovim seems to be the only one with the issue.

Tried conform, it is annoying to my workflow. Treesitter works & doesn't work at the same. Just a mess, and I haven't found a valid solution yet :/

TIL about "digraphs" in (neo)vim. Need to insert, say, an en dash, which has a digraph of -N? In insert mode, ctrl-k, hypen, N. Want to check the digraph of a character already in your file? ga to show ascii, and look at the "Digr" notation. You would see e.g. "Digr =e" for the euro symbol.

:help digraphs
:help digraphs-default

Ok, this is confusing...

When I run #NeoVim from any terminal, it has a white background, just like my terminal.

When I run neovim from a terminal started by launcher like #rofi or #fuzzel, it has a gray background.

This is both in #Debian linux + #Swaywm and #OpenBSD + #i3wm.

So confuzzled.

Update:

Found a workaround by adding this to my init.vim:

"Set basic colors to override weird gray background when COLORTERM=truecolor
hi Normal guifg=#000000
hi Normal guibg=#ffffff

Vim tip for today

The `!!` in normal mode lets you pass lines of code through the external CLI. I use it mostly to put the output of the external command into the current buffer. For example, `!!date` inserts the current date and time.

back to nvchad, but dropped builitin themes, dropped builtin statusline and tabline, because the heavy icons and MOUSE features #neovim

I'm looking for maintainer for #Neovim #Flatpak.

I want to keep maintaining it, but I've been short on time and would like some help.

DM me if you're interested.

Boosts are appreciate.