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bcz I won't use it and removed a fixme bcz past me said to remove it but
idk if I should've removed it
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dashboard
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plugins, see: https://github.com/stevearc/oil.nvim/issues/624
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Added nvim-scissors to make snippets easier to configure
Added colorful-menu to make completions cooler (more like
IntelliJ/vsc*de), disabled for now until carbonight has colors for it
Removed nvim-cmp
Installed jq for formatting json snippets
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bigfile
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also migrated most LSP clients to nix rather than mason
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using noice
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the buffer)
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auto sessions so I only see it if using `nvim` in ~/ and I do like alpha
having random programming quotes
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yet
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For reference: https://github.com/folke/todo-comments.nvim/pull/180
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terminal plugins and I found them very lacking, I'll do more research tmr
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buffers
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loads
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copy the url of that)
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programs for pdf/latex image support for snacks
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I love it, it just works out of the box, unlike nixd which was so broken
I couldn't get it to work, and it's so much more featureful, it has
insane autocompletion for keywords and vars and I can go to
definition/go to references on files/vars etc and it has diagnostics and
shows when there is an error, it's so much better, and it has completion
for nix options
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had a dangling blob with that saved it)
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