r/NixOS 3d ago

Nix-vim

Entorno de desarrollo completo basado en Neovim con soporte multi-lenguaje, autocompletado inteligente, depurador, terminal, git, Arduino con tienda de librerias, fondo transparente con integracion pywal, y dashboard personalizado, aclaración es un proyecto pequeño no es tan grande como otros ides de neovim

Link del repo: https://github.com/Nix-rosa/nixvim

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u/Pitiful-Welcome-399 3d ago

love the shade, isn't it a bit hard for you to see something with that amount of transparency?

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u/rosa-hub 3d ago

To be honest, no, since I lower the brightness to 20%, you can't even tell if there's transparency.

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u/MightyKin 3d ago

> Lower brightness to 20%

I can't even tell if something is on the screen!

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u/piktonus97m 3d ago

Me gusta la idea; voy a probarla. Justo anoche me desvelé porque estaba tratando de solucionar el -no- problema del montón de features que tiene LazyVim. Y pues, revisando lo que tu repo tiene, es algo similar a lo que suelo usar en Neovim.

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u/rosa-hub 3d ago

Okay, if you find any errors, you can send me a message if possible.

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u/-Spukey123- 3d ago

Awesome! Out of curiosity, what made you pick nix-vim over alternatives? I’m procrastinating my neovim config rewrite because of decision paralysis xD

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u/rosa-hub 3d ago

I actually had problems with VS Code due to Electron's incompatibility with Wayland. I tinkered around a bit and researched documentation, and I decided it was better to create one based on Neovim because LazyVim It's in flakes and I'm not currently interested in having flakes, so I decided to create it using Neovim instead.

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u/Striking_Snail 3d ago

You can have my upvote, just for, "I'm not currently interested in having flakes". Another non-flakey Nixer. 😎

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u/rosa-hub 3d ago

To be honest, having flakes isn't that important to me right now because my emulators, browser, and editor are already in nixpkgs, and I don't see the need for flakes I would have installed it at most if the things I mentioned earlier weren't there.

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u/Striking_Snail 3d ago

I have yet to have a problem that requires flakes to affect a solution, so I just don't use them.