-
Mi mamá tose mucho mientras duerme :(
- Espero que se le pase pronto!
- En todo caso la pasamos muy bien en Calp! Me hizo muy bien.
-
I am now writing in [[tara]], the "main" project computer as of now :)
- I have just [[meditated]].
- I am thankful for existence!
- I am thinking of my commitment to try to work for the benefit of sentient beings.
-
Also I am wondering why nvim in [[guanyin]] is sort of broken, extensions that work fine in [[paramita]] and [[tara]] don’t quite behave like I expect here. I suspect a [[chezmoi]] conflict, let’s see…
- (These are the sidequests that make up so much of life… I try to enjoy them!)
-
I am tying this on my new keyboard, a [[Royal Kludge]] :)
-
It is the smallest keyboard I have typed on in very long, but I am happy to report it works! Maybe I wouldn’t use it for coding initially as some key combinations I use are relatively awkward to press (it involves extra modifiers), but it is very pleasant to type prose or [[Agora]] text in which I’m very happy about, and it seems to easily support three bluetooth connections. I am tying this on my new keyboard, a [[Royal Kludge]] :) I am tying this on my new keyboard, a [[Royal Kludge]] :)
-
(See, [[nvim]] is indenting for some reason when I start a new line while doing outlines… I’m rolling with it for now…)
- (OK, I spoke too soon, it turns out that [[paramita]] is broken too! Editing wise. So it could be I have fixed nvim only in [[tara]] and forgot to push that change to [[chezmoi]]…)
-
Hmm
- Yep, it’s fixed in Tara!
- How nice to have a working vim based setup for the Agora again ;)
- Now to figure out why it’s broken elsewhere \o/
- Oh, I was missing bullets.vim in my init.lua! And tara somehow still had it, I think because removing plugins from init.lua doesn’t actually uninstall them (this is good to remember as it means that my nvim is not yet [[fully reproducible]] starting from init.lua).
- Fixed then! :D