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Been seeing this "just fucking use neovim" thing floating around, and I gotta say this is a great illustration of the issue I have of a big chunk of the #nvim community. It's juvenile and off-putting. I value vulnerability and displays of genuine emotion. I love nvim, it's really fun to nerd out about. I'd rather invite people to participate.
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Under the list of Treesitter parsers (after running :checkhealth), Neovim is showing ".DS_Store" as one of the installed languages lmao
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I'm #softwareEngineer for more than 8 years, now with the #LLMs stuff I've been push to don't use text editor, basically with the SDD approach all it's in cluade code.
I'm using #nvim and writing software by hand in my free times, but I don't know if people have the same situation in their jobs so I wonder if the software market is all #AI and SDD
Will the text editor like #nvim #vim #emacs #vscode be necessary?What do you think?
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#Help my fellow #neovim users. I did broke my autoindent, but only for C code, as far as I know.
I have Treesitter installed with Lazy, configured to work also for C files, but it doesn’t… It works perfectly with like html files.I don’t know how to find out where the problem is, can someone help me ?
Thank you.
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I’ve completely overhauled my Neovim plugin for developing with Web Origami (and moved it to Tangled). It has all the fancy LSP stuff you’d expect to facilitate autocomplete, some syntax highlighting, and jumping to definitions.
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TupperVim
27 octobre 2026, 19:00:00 UTC+01:00 - GMT+01:00 - La Turbine COOP, 3 place esplanade Andry Farcy, Grenoble, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Francehttps://keskonfai.fr/events/04f796d7-9838-4282-b039-a541d4a661a7
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Oyez Oyez !
Vimistes, NeoVimistes, voir même Vistes ou EVistes ? Emacsists, Nanoïstes, Edistes...
À #Grenoble, le mardi 27 octobre à 19h à #LaTrubineCoop se tiendra un évènement de renom : un #TupperVim https://tuppervim.org/ !
Ne préparez rien, venez avec un truc à qui miam ou qui glou et pointez vous au bon endroit https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2782756987#map=19/45.184322/5.721137 à la bonne heure.
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Just in case somebody finds this in the future: I've wasted several hours trying to fix this problem with f#@*!ng AI and then I used my brain for 20 minutes.
1. Regarding .tmux.conf or .tmux.conf.local (my case), you can specify apps to restore by resurrect with this:
set -g @resurrect-processes 'bmon emacs htop irssi less man mutt nvim qalc ssh tail top vi vim weechat'
Furthermore I've set this additionally:
set -g @resurrect-strategy-vim 'session'
set -g @resurrect-strategy-nvim 'session'
set -g @resurrect-command-prefix 'exec 'But don't (!) use, even it sounds really nice, this:
set -g @resurrect-capture-pane-contents 'on'
This causes all apps to crash! No idea why. Maybe someone else is smarter than me. However, this changes already made the resurrect plugin restored every program listed in @resurrect-processes. All except neovim/nvim.
2. The snap hell! Don't install nvim via snap, like I did. I just remembered I've already had many problems with applications installed via snap in the past. So I've removed the neovim snap installation, added the official neovim PPA and installed it from here:
https://neovim.io/doc/install/
https://launchpad.net/~neovim-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/stableNow everything works fine. :)
https://youtu.be/watch?v=9XH2IKKHlBk
F@#*!ng snap!
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I've been using #vim daily for personal and professional reasons for almost two decades now.
Yesterday, I "sharpened the saw".Of course, I know more about the tools than 15 years ago. But I find beauty in the fact that I still learn valuable ways to enhance my workflow a couple of times a year.
It's not about discovering a new thing.
But about finding a way to better use it.
I like to be better than my last week self. -
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A question to all the users of nvim-jdtls (yes, all 3 of you).
Have you by chance updated jdtls and java-test to newest versions with Mason and managed to find an easy fix? Current java-test doesn't work with current java-test.
I guess I'll have to set up jdtls outside of Mason until there's an update.
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I just discovered that you can give #neovim the URL to a remote file and it will automagically fetch it. How long has that been a thing and why did I not know about it earlier ?
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I'm thinking of adding these two "new" plugins to my setup:
1. noise.nvim - Highly experimental plugin that completely replaces the UI for messages, cmdline and the popupmenu: https://github.com/folke/noice.nvim
2. guh.nvim - Work with GitHub PRs in Neovim. Wraps the GitHub gh CLI with a minimalist yet effective workflow: https://github.com/justinmk/guh.nvim
I might just read noise for inspiration, but I'm definitely trying guh.nvim. It looks like fugitive, and the fact that it's justin keys behind it.
#neovim #nvim -
So, I gave #devenv a try.
I'm used to work with #nix #flakes but I have to admin the devenv.nix file is less cluttered which lead to a better UX. But this comes at the cost of an extra devenv.yaml file. Why not, not a fan, but it works.
But, while #devenv configs are composable locally, they can't import a remote config as #flake does.
Also, `devenv shell` breaks my #tmux / #nvim setup where my #flake works like a charm.
So, yeah, I'll keep my #flake for now.
At work and at home.CC @Ilygad
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I use Vim BTW
I've been a Vim user for quite some time now and I love it. But I got tired of my own highly customized configuration breaking whenever a plugin or Neovim updated. I switched to a managed configuration and haven't looked back. Just because I can do things, doesn't mean I should.
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I just learnt of using `q:` to enter command mode in #neovim. The keymap opens a new window with normal editing rules and history. I think I'll prefer using it over the normal window that is at the bottom of the screen. As a #blind person, my input is linear because it's via input, so it doesn't makes that much difference, other than it will be a lot easier to navigate using normal mode commands.
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I am enjoying neovim plugin https://github.com/esmuellert/codediff.nvim for reviewing git changes/history to the point that i have a alias in my git aliases:
[alias]
diffc = "!f() { args=\"$@\"; [ -z \"$args\" -a -z \"$(git status --porcelain)\" ] && args=\"HEAD~1\"; diff -c \":CodeDiff ${args}\"; }; f"my lazy.vim config on how i configure it is here: