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Otherwise, builds are performed on-disk.
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That just avoids the visual clutter, caused by the nix store paths.
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This avoids bit-rot in apzu's key mappings and maybe helps me to
actually learn all the possible key mappings.
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Ideally, the key mapping generation code would not produce duplicates in
the first place, but sorting them out is also okay (considering the
rather low number of key mappings.)
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This can be used to check that the keymap.json file is valid, before
deploying it.
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This update contains the fixes to the aforementioned cppnix/lix
vulnerability.
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This should avoid having to update both of the patches in the future, as
the pull request patch fetch is not stable, and changes if I push
something new to the pr.
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Both (lix and cppnix) have a fix for some rather serious CVEs. But lix
also introduced a rather serious system breaking bug. So we need to
update to something that works now, and I'm not really motivated to
apply the patches for the lix bug manually.
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Nixpgks unstable has rustc-1.87.
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The specified function is already the default.
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This might help remedy the incredible long start-up time.
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The `eprintln` was previously supplied (impurely) by my shell library,
and without it, the command-not-found handler goes into infinite
recursion.
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It is fun, but not worth the extra complexity.
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This slows the nvim client noticeably down and is only really needed for
vim-tex's math mapping, which I don't use.
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It does not work, and I hope that I do not need it any longer
(considering that it was disabled since ~01-01-2025).
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The plugin had breaking changes to its config, which caused me to
disable it for some time.
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We still import the config as lua file, as it is essentially just
callback functions, which would result in strings and `__raw` in n |