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En cherchant des infos sur les digraphs dans NeoVim, je tombe sur cette page avec un tableau qui explique la logique derrière ceuxèci. Je garde !
Vim digraphs
https://renenyffenegger.ch/notes/development/vim/editing/digraphs -
Switched back to Obsidian for a bit, but it felt slow so back in neovim. Turned out all I really needed to bridge the gap between the two experiences was to tweak my config a bit and install neotree:
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#neovim Development News
The 0.12 version adds `v:starttime` (the process start time; monotonic nanoseconds) and `v:exitreason` (reason for exiting).
The 0.13 version will also add `v:startreason`.
PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
feat(:restart): v:starttime, v... -
#neovim Development News
The 0.12 version adds `v:starttime` (the process start time; monotonic nanoseconds) and `v:exitreason` (reason for exiting).
The 0.13 version will also add `v:startreason`.
PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
feat(:restart): v:starttime, v... -
#neovim Development News
The 0.12 version adds `v:starttime` (the process start time; monotonic nanoseconds) and `v:exitreason` (reason for exiting).
The 0.13 version will also add `v:startreason`.
PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
feat(:restart): v:starttime, v... -
#neovim Development News
The 0.12 version adds `v:starttime` (the process start time; monotonic nanoseconds) and `v:exitreason` (reason for exiting).
The 0.13 version will also add `v:startreason`.
PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
feat(:restart): v:starttime, v... -
I'm not a #neovim user, but it was on my list of editors to test out - due to the praise it's gotten from a lot of people I know and trust, as well as all over the Interwebs.
But I lost interest after seeing how the Neovim maintainer handled this case:
https://github.com/neovim/neovim.github.io/issues/501
I mean, that's just cruel behaviour of the project lead and maintainer.
I'm just disappointed. And I don't even care what anyone else think about that. This just makes Neovim a completely unacceptable project for me to even look at any closer.
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I'm not a #neovim user, but it was on my list of editors to test out - due to the praise it's gotten from a lot of people I know and trust, as well as all over the Interwebs.
But I lost interest after seeing how the Neovim maintainer handled this case:
https://github.com/neovim/neovim.github.io/issues/501
I mean, that's just cruel behaviour of the project lead and maintainer.
I'm just disappointed. And I don't even care what anyone else think about that. This just makes Neovim a completely unacceptable project for me to even look at any closer.
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I'm not a #neovim user, but it was on my list of editors to test out - due to the praise it's gotten from a lot of people I know and trust, as well as all over the Interwebs.
But I lost interest after seeing how the Neovim maintainer handled this case:
https://github.com/neovim/neovim.github.io/issues/501
I mean, that's just cruel behaviour of the project lead and maintainer.
I'm just disappointed. And I don't even care what anyone else think about that. This just makes Neovim a completely unacceptable project for me to even look at any closer.
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I'm not a #neovim user, but it was on my list of editors to test out - due to the praise it's gotten from a lot of people I know and trust, as well as all over the Interwebs.
But I lost interest after seeing how the Neovim maintainer handled this case:
https://github.com/neovim/neovim.github.io/issues/501
I mean, that's just cruel behaviour of the project lead and maintainer.
I'm just disappointed. And I don't even care what anyone else think about that. This just makes Neovim a completely unacceptable project for me to even look at any closer.
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I'm not a #neovim user, but it was on my list of editors to test out - due to the praise it's gotten from a lot of people I know and trust, as well as all over the Interwebs.
But I lost interest after seeing how the Neovim maintainer handled this case:
https://github.com/neovim/neovim.github.io/issues/501
I mean, that's just cruel behaviour of the project lead and maintainer.
I'm just disappointed. And I don't even care what anyone else think about that. This just makes Neovim a completely unacceptable project for me to even look at any closer.
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Observing people that do not use an editor like #neovim really makes my eyes itch.
How often they use the mouse and fail to actually do the thing they want to do on the first try makes me go "WHY WOULD YOU EVEN REACH FOR THE MOUSE HERE?"
I feel like I am 5x faster JUST because I do not use the mouse at all when coding.
Plus another 5x because I know my tool (#neovim in this case, but also the CLI/#bash, the #git cli, #zellij, #atuin,...) -
Observing people that do not use an editor like #neovim really makes my eyes itch.
How often they use the mouse and fail to actually do the thing they want to do on the first try makes me go "WHY WOULD YOU EVEN REACH FOR THE MOUSE HERE?"
I feel like I am 5x faster JUST because I do not use the mouse at all when coding.
Plus another 5x because I know my tool (#neovim in this case, but also the CLI/#bash, the #git cli, #zellij, #atuin,...) -
Observing people that do not use an editor like #neovim really makes my eyes itch.
How often they use the mouse and fail to actually do the thing they want to do on the first try makes me go "WHY WOULD YOU EVEN REACH FOR THE MOUSE HERE?"
I feel like I am 5x faster JUST because I do not use the mouse at all when coding.
Plus another 5x because I know my tool (#neovim in this case, but also the CLI/#bash, the #git cli, #zellij, #atuin,...) -
Observing people that do not use an editor like #neovim really makes my eyes itch.
How often they use the mouse and fail to actually do the thing they want to do on the first try makes me go "WHY WOULD YOU EVEN REACH FOR THE MOUSE HERE?"
I feel like I am 5x faster JUST because I do not use the mouse at all when coding.
Plus another 5x because I know my tool (#neovim in this case, but also the CLI/#bash, the #git cli, #zellij, #atuin,...) -
Observing people that do not use an editor like #neovim really makes my eyes itch.
How often they use the mouse and fail to actually do the thing they want to do on the first try makes me go "WHY WOULD YOU EVEN REACH FOR THE MOUSE HERE?"
I feel like I am 5x faster JUST because I do not use the mouse at all when coding.
Plus another 5x because I know my tool (#neovim in this case, but also the CLI/#bash, the #git cli, #zellij, #atuin,...)