so what?

Yep

GitHub decided to end support for atom. And atom died. Zed is faster and very smoother than vs code. I was amazed how fast it is when i used it first time. Whatever ide you use it's your personal preference. If someone say zed is vs code killer then its their personal taste. I like zed but i couldn't switch to zed completely because it doesn't have all the extensions i use on vs code for free.

@Takatou__Yogiri exactly it doesn't have all the extension and many other VScode features yet. An empty bottle is always light. VScode is heavy because it has so many stuff to make our life easier.

Thanks man, I absolutely will. This comment is huge inspiration for me whether you know it or not. Expect more videos this month.

Rust 🦀

Agreed, I should have clarified that it is copyleft.

Hey, it's actually one simple setting! In Zed `settings.json`, set "experimental.theme_overrides": { "background.appearance": "blurred" } You can also play with the background setting in there with opacity hex characters supported. For example `"background": "#282a3650"` to set 50% opacity on #282a36 color

May be you can just delete the binary file. You can find the zed binary file using: whereis zed

Not a perfect solution, but if you have System Monitor app, you may have ability to watch process file location while running Zed, and then just *sudo rm* that file

txnn it worked

Yeah I think there is a setting for that

it need gpu

WSL is for terminal applications. Zed is a desktop application so it’ll not work with WSL.

I'm not sure what you mean, but if you mean compositor I use Hyprland. You can see all of the core software I have on my desktop (including compositor) here: github.com/coopbri/dots?tab=readme-ov-file#core

The status bar is called waybar. My waybar config is here: github.com/coopbri/dots/tree/master/.config/waybar

arch btw.

Absolutely! I'll do a video on setting up various LLMs on zed. Stay tuned

@@brian.cooper tell me when please

For sure, kind of messy at the moment though: github.com/coopbri/dots/tree/master/.config/waybar

@@brian.cooper thanks

you can add the snippets to nvim via a plugin. will share it here later

{ "dsznajder/vscode-es7-javascript-react-snippets", run = "yarn install --frozen-lockfile && yarn compile", },

Man what a great question. I haven't tried this with distrobox but I'm curious about this as well. I use distrobox in one of my workflows so maybe I'll try this out, if I do I will let you know

@@brian.cooper thanks, i can tell you i gave it a try yesterday without much success, wasn't able to export succesfully the zed-preview and the zed-git versions. The zed basic version was exported but when called didn't do anything both inside and outside the container, it's probably my fault i'm kinda a noob in linux i don't know.

Thanks a lot 😄 It's driven by code and my configs are all open source. You can check them out at github.com/coopbri/dots. A bunch of people asked me how to do it so I will definitely make a video about it

@@brian.cooper Please do! As someone currently getting deeper into Arch, I would love to see that.

What package did you install from the AUR? Do you get any useful console output when you run zed with `zed --foreground`?

Hey man, I appreciate it. I am happy to help you with this, and I will absolutely make a video in the near future, just want to make sure my configs are more stable before doing that, they're kind of a mess right now. All of my system configs, including window manager and so on are in my dotfiles repo: github.com/coopbri/dots Check the "Software" section in the README to see an outline of the key pieces you're looking for I will let you know once I roll out a video about this, should be within the next month or so. If you have questions feel free to reach out!

@@brian.cooper Thanks for your reply i'll definitely be waiting for this video

Or also the fact that if you need anything, you are already in a terminal, no need to open anything. Just ctrl+z, do whatever you need to do and fg

Agreed, (neo)vim are great. Also check out Helix (github.com/helix-editor/helix) if you haven't. A Zed TUI is being discussed here: github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/7493

@@brian.cooper the problem with helix is that you get basically no advantages over vim, it's basically the same concept but works in a different way. But vim is the standard, you will find vim motions EVERYWHERE. Helix motions are used only in helix and kakoon. Since at the end of the day you gain nothing compared to vim, it makes no sense to switch from vim to helix still helix is better then vscode. At the very least you can still work in a terminal without using your entire ram just to open a config file lol