petrisch @petrisch@librem.one

@UmWerker ich hab mir mehr oder weniger erfolgreich nvim als flatpak installiert. Ich nenne es immer noch ein Experiment, aber grundsätzlich gehts. Das Paket wurde ziemlich schnell auf die neuste Version gezogen.

#askfedi is there a #git gui binary that includes everything in one file?
I need a portable solution for non technical people to just set-url, commit and push in just one folder. But I don't want them to install git and what not.
Is @gitoxide plus some egui hack a reasonable start?

@hyde @wwwgem in any file? Maybe it tries to complete something from filesystem in this case and deb doesn't let it? No idea though.

@hyde Its one of those things I haven't yet touched with nvim. Getting the right versions of plugins. For learning purposes, and because I wanted a Linux-Win / Home-Work config, I dont use a preconfigured one. Till now it just works, but thats pure luck i guess.

@hyde do you have nvim-cmp installed? Try disable that or coc first, since that parses in insert.
Or tree-sitter but thats less probable.

@fzer0 intuition stayed at ape level, which actually is not a surprise, because thats whats demanded day in day out.

@pocketvj @prokoudine @davidrevoy it isn't called stone school for nothing :-D
But you were luckier than I was.

@monsieuricon i only vote when I know I will win ;-)

@freemo alright I will give it a try, thanks

@freemo hm thanks for that one I didn't know.
Giving the many subcommands and options I probably still have to know a bit more about svn i guess :-)

Who would have thought, that I will have to work with #subversion and #eclipse in 2023.
Well me certainly not, thats why I never really learned how it works. Any suggestions for a good quick tutorial #askfedi ?

@mathias isn't using kind of part of the training here?

@mathias looks promising. I haven't yet found a way to really use nvim-dap-ui because it was a bit overwhelming. But a nicer way of marking and watching variables sounds great.

@thinkMoult recordings please :-). And have a nice time! Thats actually first ;-)

@vonheikemen I can get your point every time I break my config. Its good to know how to use bare vim to repair the config again :-)