We had added lua-language-server thinking it would be helpful for
Wireplumber development, but, due to the nature of lua and server
itself, the experience is utter crap in comparison to using LSP in
other languages.
See the below issue
https://github.com/jose-elias-alvarez/nvim-lsp-ts-utils/issues/87
We went with null-ls because we wanted formatting with prettier. Also
null-ls was recommended by nvim-lsp-ts-utils.
The advantage of null-ls is it provides formatting and diagnostics
together in one package.
However, we will get prettier by another means and for linting switch to
nvim-lint.
The show_header option of vim.diagnostic.open_float has been renamed
to simply header and has different semantics (you can now specify a
custom header string and highlights). A value of false has the same
meaning as before.
https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/16328
Do not set file type to man, as it gives the same highlight to
everything and the standard white on black is better.
Also load our own custom plugin to purge ANSI color codes from the
buffer on loading.
Using ps -e is not that helpful since it does not show the full command
line which is what is helpful in filtering and distinguishing between
multiple processes. For eg. we might have multiple processes running
using python and to distinguish between them we need the full command
line invocation.
The battery percentage feature relies on the experimental flag being
passed to the bluetooth daemon so that the bluez experimental API
can be used for battery percentage indication.
For some reason, BROWSER always gets set to firefox instead of
firefox-wayland which is our own desktop file for starting firefox
in wayland.
Setting the systemd environment variables or using the env in desktop
file has not helped.
sway seems to not start at all when using lightdm to login. We disabled
lightdm and now just use the login shell to start sway. sway never
recommended login managers so this was long due anyways.
See https://github.com/swaywm/sway/wiki#login-managers.
