Really like this series! One question though, How are you handling the p10k Meslo font? is that still a manual process to install? You don't cover it in the video

isn't nix-env the same as other package managers?

Thank you for the blog post it was helpful

looking forward to this, i need to switch from asdf to nix asap xD

...or..just.. install docker??

Is there an easy way to know which files are automatically generated and therefore should be ignored?

your way of code writing is horrible .. never put spaces and you don t have newlines to better visual. learn to space things and you ll never get into all that bugs

That was a great video. Keep it going

Ga Nu, or Ga New. Dont keep saying G.N.U. It's a recursive acronym for GNU is Not Unix...

before watching this i was completely unknown that i can se the packages version for nix and also we can use nix to install different applications , nix even work same as docker its like pulling an images of application in a non containerize manner cool man ty

Thanks, man. Previously spent countless hours trying to figure out how to make LSP work for me. Stumbled onto you vid. What a massive help!! thanks again.

Thanks Jake. Awesome contribution. I'll stow my .dot-files right away. Keep up the good work!

I just stumbled upon your blog post on stow. It was super clear to read through and you've saved me a lot of time and researching to figure out a better way to set up my environment. I had a dotfiles repo and was not looking forward to copying or symlinking everything in there. Thanks so much for spreading the word on this awesome tool and providing instructions to get going quickly!

bruh -- why are you not just using a proper nix file for installin gpackages?? the whole concept is declarative rather than imperative. Yet you're issuing commands again and not declaring them idempotently in a file. That is weird! no?? what am I missing? trying to learn this myself but this is throwing me off bigtime.

Great content! I’m just starting to use zsh (without Oh My Zsh) and also manage my dotfile. This series is exactly what I need. Thank you!

well now I'm all confused, I was hoping for a guide to help me with my lua based nvim setup and plugins, but I stopped watching went you used vim-plug instead

Jee-en-you 😂

I'm afraid I get an error - tee: /etc/shells: Read-only file system. Do I need to follow your setup on the previous videos?

Hey man, can I follow along using git bash? For those of us who can't have WSL installed

i’ve watched the series. great info thanks! any thought on using home manager?

hey sir, nice video. Though in all honesty you should definitely look at home-manager and Flakes (as somebody else mentioned in an another comment) as it would be cleaner than having a shellscript and more structured if you're thinking of extending it to multiple systems. Cheers and good nix-ing!

Are you still using it? Did it work out in the long run?

Instead of creating the nested .config structure, I simply used stow nvim --target=<path to .config>

Thank you Jake

There has never been a better time to hop on the native LSP bandwagon. Neovim 0.9.0 officially supports semantic highlighting, granted your server supports it, but most do

Please more! and maybe transition to vimscript series as well!

I was expecting this to be a little more in-depth but it's basically just using the nix package manager in the same way as you could use wget or apt get in a bash script. Don't get me wrong, this is better than nothing but it feels like you are leaving 99% of the functionality of nix out.

I’m probably missing something but if you’re using nix to manage packages, why would you want to use nvm to manage your node package?

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks!

This tutorial was exactly what I needed!

Very good video! Thanks!

# and this one [NvimTree] auto close feature has been removed, see note in the README (tips & reminder section) Using `gui`, `guifg`, `guibg`, `guisp` is deprecated please, convert these as follows: - guifg -> fg - guibg -> bg - guisp -> sp - gui -> underline = true, undercurl = true, italic = true see :help bufferline-highlights for more details on how to update your highlights Please fix: - background - buffer_visible - buffer_selected - fill Press ENTER or type command to continue # and I run :PlugInstall in nvim already ? how can I fix it??

#nvim #still error something like below cmp_nvim_lsp.update_capabilities is deprecated, use cmp_nvim_lsp.default_capabilities instead. See :h deprecated This function will be removed in cmp-nvim-lsp version 1.0.0 stack traceback: ...nfig/nvim/plugged/cmp-nvim-lsp/lua/cmp_nvim_lsp/init.lua:89: in function 'update_capabilities' /home/aek/.config/nvim/lua/jakewies/lsp.lua:46: in main chunk [C]: in function 'require' /home/aek/.config/nvim/lua/jakewies/init.lua:3: in main chunk [C]: in function 'require' [string ":lua"]:1: in main chunk [NvimTree] unknown option: view.auto_resize | see :help nvim-tree-setup for available configuration options

Great explanations - so good I had to use the comment feature which i normally chose not to.

isn't it a nightmare if I have a mixture of packages that nix supports and ones that it does not?

Cool ^o^ 🔱

Thank you for explaining the root directory thing, it didn't make sense to me at first as well. And for installing the language servers, I would recommend `williamboman/mason.nvim`, it's basically a package manager for all your lsp, linters, formatters, daps etc and you can manage everything from inside neovim.

This was all sorts of awesome. Total game-changer. Thank you!

Hi Jake, really awesome video, thanks a lot! I also transitioned to using nix as a package manager on Debian, but I had a hard time getting system level stuff to work (e.g. Fonts or even slack, which requires xdgopen to work). Do you have any experience with this or did you manage to fix it? Thanks a lot!

This was an excellent, excellent tutorial. Pace of instruction, tonality, organization and presentation of information were just stellar. Crystal clear instruction. Thank you for making this!! Looking forward to the next.

I am using jandamm/zgenom instead.

Very informative, thank you! Would be interested to hear if you have switched to packer?

very nice tutorial Jake

your video helps a lot, thank you

maaaaan this is great, how can we make project based env with nix ? is it posible ? like i want general env and also spicific env (specific langauges and languges versions for porject) or i need to use docker for that ? (taking into considiration that my only consern it local dev)

What's the color scheme you are running for WSL here?

كيف تنفيذ العمل البرمجه واختبار العمل كنت ارجو ان تنقسم النافذه واثناء العمل يقوم باخراج النتائج واختبار الكود في نافذه الثانيه ولكن وجد صعوبه في اختبار الاكواد البرمجيه