What tool do you suggest for debugging? I've always struggled to get debugging typescript projects working in neovim and I just use the debugger in google chrome, but want a dedicated tool.

Try embedded programming without an IDE lolol

🤔 VERY DIFFICULT........

why are you reviewing stuff you haven't used. hella unbased.

Thirty-one years ago, I had the same enthusiasm for configuring Fvwm on Linux 0.96 in a Slackware distribution ;-) Now I prefer something more convenient and, above all, consistent. I plan to eventually switch to Wayland and am waiting patiently for Cosmic Desktop ;-)

more easy way: Visual mode -> select lines -> cmd -> !tr ' ' ','

I changed places of j and k, and after that I stopped reaching for arrows. J for going down was really unintuitive for me for some reason

😅Bro whenever i look at you i get the feeling of networkchuck 2.0 or mini version. Please don't mind it was a joke i absolutely love your videos keep up the good work ❤❤❤

miss you man. We need a new video about blink.cmp. Merry christmas

So whats with the constant little cuts or whatever every couple of seconds? It seems completely unnecessary

I fell lonely using Fedora while you execute all the commands for Arch. Great content and easy following. 3/3

I prefer to create bash scripts to create the layout I need, but that's cool, anyway

curious why not just cross-compile for macos from Linux and copy the binary (compile with -target arm-macos )?

What program do you use for the diagram?

so we move things to a fancy box and run it. I like it

I wish I had watched this video first before listening to ChatGPT's suggestion of installing a new kernel to solve a firewall misconfiguration...but that is why I have a practice laptop.

Video on an interpreter or lsp being inside a docker container and neovim cannot see it :( Pleeease

Or use Wezterm?!

Spectacular explanation!

How about C+Q to add , for each line except for the first line. Then gg, shift v Shift g to select all and then just shift J?

When you reboot from a snapshot does it work read and write? I read that the snapshots are normally read-only...

I've been using the default Mac terminal and actually really like it lol. Just switched to wezterm today

Thanks for the great video! Just getting into Docker based embedded dev environments and this has been super helpful.

Thanks! That was a great intro to Hyprland!

Fun thing: instead of making a macro at 21:47, you can press: ^v12jex or ^v12jed - `Ctrl+v` (^v is the shorthand notation) to enter visual column mode - `12j` to navigate down the 12 lines - `e` to move to the end of the "//"s - `d` or `x` to delete the visually selected characters

Wow. That is NOT what containerization is. Chroot only isolates the process' directory access. A container does that, and similarly limits what processes it can see, what devices it can see, what system calls and ioctls it can use, what usernames apply inside of the container (not necessarily the real user running the process), what network devices, links, and sockets it can see (and changing their connectivity and naming) and so on.

*Excellent tutorial - this helped me get completions going. Thank you typecraft.* Bonus rant: I wonder if neovim should just have a native/batteries-included package manager and everybody standardizes their specs on that. Maybe that would help tame the bawdy fray of the plug-in ecosystem(?)

Hi. So I am quite obsessed with your tutorials now. Been dabbling in the last years with Linux, trying to make the big step in ditching Windows so I tested out a lot of Distros but nothing really "zinged" so I was almost at the point where I was ready to give up and accept the eternal Windows "curse". That until I found your youtube videos by mistake. Now I am using Arch (by the way) and this only thanks to you. I also love your other courses. Now I am setting up NeoVim (I am a daily JetBrains IDE <Pycharm, WebStorm, Rider, IntelliJ> but it's time to try something new, more challenging to learn and to change and optimize my workflow. I feel that NeoVim is the next step). PS: Was a Monokai Colour Theme user, now the Catppuccin Color Theme just looks amazing). Keep up the good work.

Do i really need to learn docker , my plate is already full with react and other things related to web dev😢

Hyprshot it's a great utility, but grimblast it's a great one 2 I recomend using grimblast copy area for snippet screenshot & grimblast copy screen for active window

This is a great video. The only thing I need is a vertical waybar.

What about the cloudflare loading page? How do we pass it?

Startpage

I love the sound your keyboard makes. What keyboard is it?

Just perfect

sir i am new to linux currently using i3, can you make a installation guide for wayland+hyprland+Arch.

Whats your file manager?

just ditch gnome and use tiling window manager like xmonad and you don't need tmux. lazygit is nonsence just use git cli.

why it doesn't work for me?

I loved hyprland, it is great, but I found my home on dwm, since my main machine has nvidia.

Great editing and flow. I’m going to try and mimic it, it’s that good ha

I can do all those in nvtree too

Thanks, this is just what I want. I want to learn hyprland not just install a huge config someone made that will break when I update.

I'm a long-time vim user, and in the last year or so I tried a few neovim frameworks, and quick starts, and pre-made configs, and they seemed fine, but didn't really feel much different than the vim I've been using for well over a decade. I realized that was mostly because I didn't really understand them, so I decided to start from scratch. Your series was really helpful for me! Going through, step-by-step, from scratch, helped me really understand what is happening with neovim, and where the power of this editor is coming from. You have an excellent teaching style, and I appreciate the work you put into this! Also, I was happy to totally steal your effort in searching out the right plugins to include for a solid setup! :) Thanks nerd!

In case someone is not seeing anything new after installing everything, in windows, you should set in your PATH variable, mason bin directory, the direction is "C:\Users\Samuel\AppData\Local vim-data\mason\bin"

your chat are a bunch of illiterate DE users putting st in F tier. its easily in the top 2 on this list

I just copy-paste ppl repos lol

3:40 bringing the IE/MS Edge meme to the terminal world

Am i the only one who has no clipboard support when installing it with sudo pacman -S neovim? its driving me nuts im trying to get this shit to work for days.. i installed xsel and when i run :checkhealth it tells me OK Clipboard tool found: xsel SO WHY CANT I FUCVKING USE COPY AND PASTE

Xterm????