TriliumNext

I really love how LazyVim have support for a lot of languages as Extras. Once I needed Go formatting so, installed Go extra, restarted NeoVim and all was ready, in less than a minute!

I migrated from Logseq to Trilium (on maintainance mode) because of the sync feature on server, so I access locally to notes on all my devices. The new project Trilium Next just released a beta version for testing, same UI but lot of changes on backend. It does not have a big plugin ecosystem but it’s powerful on itself.

It’s Hyprland, also I’m using waybar and tmux.

You need to apply 2 patches one in rusty-rain and another in ezemoji. In the main post I linked a PR for the ezemoji patch, you need that branch as dependency. Also there, I pasted another patch to be used on rusty-rain that uses your modified, local version of ezemoji, and a extra flag to choose FOSS icons. I’ll update instructions on the PR.

Nothing hard, you need to create in ezemoji a group that contains the codepoints of the glyphs you like and in rusty-rain add that group as an option. Check my ezemoji PR that’s the example you need because I did exactly that.

You can say it’s a Rust port, I was thinking why not make a better “cmatrix” and ended up finding rusty-rain, very neat!

And even allows emojis!

I’m still figuring out some things and also have been busy, eventually should be done.

@sixdripb@lemmy.world Sure no problem, I’m still not 100% how to proceed, I hope in any case it get resolved before new NF release.

Very nice icon, would you consider contributing it to font-logos project (where a lot of FOSS projects logos are, including Tux) that is used on nerd-fonts so people can use it on their terminals? Nice to see SolveSpace being used for it. Edit: Fix typo.

Most of the time is translations but from time to time is a tiny bit of code.