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This allows to share it with the server config.
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Otherwise, the connection seems to fail again.
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not redirected
Otherwise, the redirected output is hindered with this status message.
We could also just print it to stderr every time instead, but that seems to easy.
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This is a huge hack, that doesn't even work with all my applications
(notably, alacritty does not support ibus.) As such, simply disabling it
is the right call.
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My AMD GPU is just not supported by ROCm. And whilst ollama will
(sometime) start with this configuration, it is just slower than directly
running with the CPU.
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This also includes casting the colour to a longer stretch of zeros, to
ensure that it is treated as a colour and not as a string.
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This was never actually used.
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It is possible that the config file is sourced, without a started
server. This is effectively a race condition, which can only be fixed
upstream, but we can at least try to connect to the server again.
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This forces me to always move the downloaded files *somewhere*.
Otherwise, the download directory would just end up utterly unsorted and
thus useless.
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Thus, all dos files will magically change to Linux ones.
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This also ensures, that all the needed previewers are available
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This both avoids having to commit the `lf_cd.age` file and ensures that
it is always up to date.
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The attrs in `lsp.servers` seem to be taken literally and as such do not
support the `lib.modules.mkIf` mechanic, nixos normally supports. Thus
moving the `lib.mkIf` calls to the parent attrs should fix it.
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The neorg filetype is named `norg` not `neorg`.
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