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  • Here’s how I’ve got my nvim configured for nixos if you’re interested: https://codeberg.org/farrisswisher/nixos/src/branch/main/mod/user/nvim Mind you this is managed via homeManager but it should be mostly the same if you wanted to just use it in your regular nix rebuild rather than rely on homeManager

    Edit: to clarify, i’m posting this because the method of configuring nvim I’ve used here circumvents the need for lazyvim entirely, as you allow Nix to manage your plugins rather than lazyvim, packer, etc etc. You also can use it to manage all your various language LSPs so that eliminates the need for meson as well. All while still using lua for the actual configuration! Though one drawback I’ve had with this approach is that I did have some extra config files which I had to combine into the init.lua file, but other than that this has made the most sense to me, I hope it can prove helpful to you or anyone else who stops by here





  • Recently got into playing AoE 2 with some friends and had a good time with it. I didn’t grow up playing it but a couple of those friends did and boy were they good at it. I think I would enjoy it more if I didnt have to constantly micromanage all of my units, as that seems to be where their experience would beat out mine as a newbie. Still had some fun game nights with it though despite getting trampled when we do a pure pvp match


  • Re: maturity - I think it is the latter where the problem is very complex and the dev time reflects that, it takes a long time to implement all the features people need and are used to in X11 (or, used to when coming from windows/macOS). For instance, screensharing is still not widely solved across all wayland compositors. In Gnome or KDE Plasma, it works as you’d expect. But a smaller project like river (tiling window manager that I daily drive rn) does not handle screensharing out of the box and takes some extra configuration - and even then it’s got some oddities that I didnt have in KDE.

    As for your issues with NVIDIA gpus under Wayland, yes I think it comes down to driver support from NVIDIA (or the open source drivers just need to mature some more)