Linkarzu Podcast | Neovim, macOS, Emacs, Linux, Terminals and more.

Let's meet Andrew Ferrier, the creator of the neovim plugin debugprint.nvim debugprint is a NeoVim plugin that simplifies debugging for those who prefer a low-tech approach. Instead of using a sophisticated debugger like nvim-dap, some people prefer using a 'print'-like statement to trace the output during execution. With debugprint, you can insert these statements, including the values of variables, relevant to the language you're editing.Link to the video:https://youtu.be/ae-C0hXsZ0gWhat's the best way to support me?https://linkarzu.com/about/#youre-a-fraud-why-do-you-ask-for-money-isnt-youtube-ads-enoughTimeline:00:00:00 - Intro00:01:57 - Andrew also owns wrapping.nvim00:02:27 - debugprint.nvim repo overview00:05:30 - debugprint.nvim demo00:09:55 - undo and redo debug statements00:13:46 - demo with a lua file00:15:02 - mini.nvim for hightlight color00:19:24 - What about unsupported languages?00:20:26 - add custom filetypes00:23:22 - console.info console.warn javascript typescript00:25:31 - Surround feature00:27:43 - Use in visual mode00:28:33 - Operator pending expressions00:33:32 - Put contents in registries00:35:32 - You can move the print statements00:36:21 - When did you start with neovim?00:38:18 - Thoughts on emacs and other editors00:39:46 - Thoughts on neovim distros00:40:55 - Who is andrew, where find him00:42:35 - YouTube channel?00:43:20 - experience maintaining open source00:46:45 - File explorer in Neovim00:49:59 - Colorscheme gruvbox00:51:24 - Tool to take notes00:52:05 - Tool to push to github, tig00:53:12 - Thoughts on Tmux00:54:32 - Why Linux for personal use00:56:05 - Arch linux on desktop00:56:25 - Debian on servers, chad00:58:17 - Thoughts on Windows01:00:06 - Window manager, i301:01:33 - Single or multiple monitors01:02:20 - Terminal emulator, kitty01:02:58 - Keyboard, qwerty layout01:03:52 - Thoughts on AI01:05:57 - Working on any other projects01:06:32 - wrapping.nvim01:07:42 - Dotfiles repo01:08:17 - favorite terminal tools01:08:38 - lf file manager01:08:56 - entr to re-run make command01:11:44 - Favorite neovim plugins01:17:25 - Thoughts on homelab01:19:07 - Favorite music bands01:19:41 - Favorite movies01:20:48 - Videogames?

I used to romanticize the idea of being a “tech influencer.” In this episode, I talk with three creators I deeply respect: @JoshMedeski , @nikolovlazar , and @JoshuaBlais what it’s actually like behind the scenes. We dive into personal setups, struggles with content creation, balancing real life and YouTube, and the mental toll of staying “relevant” in the tech space. If you’re into Neovim, Emacs, Linux, macOS, or just want to hear honest takes on the tech creator "lifestyle" (I know, chatgpt sometimes likes to write too much nonsense), this one is for you.Link to the video:https://youtu.be/m2MeLxz-s_wWhat's the best way to support me?https://linkarzu.com/about/#youre-a-fraud-why-do-you-ask-for-money-isnt-youtube-ads-enoughTimeline:00:00:00 - Highlights00:01:54 - What is this video about?00:03:14 - Who is Josh Medeski00:03:57 - Who is Lazar Nikolov00:04:41 - Who is Joshua Blais00:05:38 - Medeski's spacemacs experience00:06:39 - Medeski's setup00:07:16 - Medeski switched to Aerospace00:09:43 - Why Medeski uses Obsidian00:11:36 - Nikolov's setup00:13:34 - yellow dot blinking tmux00:15:11 - Nikolov jetbrains exploration00:15:35 - Blais setup, emacs and linux00:18:46 - hardtime.nvim00:19:12 - Things learned as tech influencer00:19:30 - Medeski00:22:43 - Nikolov00:24:55 - Blais00:26:08 - linkarzu00:27:05 - Do you have social media presence?00:31:42 - Tweet from emacs00:32:06 - Struggles keep up with latest00:34:26 - Pewdipie linux video00:34:55 - Lazar struggles00:36:20 - Blais struggles00:37:57 - Evergreen content?00:39:03 - Medeski experience with vision pro00:40:44 - Linkarzu experience as new youtuber00:45:12 - Create script for videos?00:47:23 - How you feel on tech influencer term00:51:29 - Bad youtube experiences?00:51:44 - Medeski00:53:56 - Nikolov benq monitor00:57:08 - Blais00:58:12 - Linkarzu reddit drama00:59:49 - Work life balance Medeski01:01:39 - Nikolov01:02:57 - Blais01:04:15 - Linkarzu01:06:44 - Binge watch youtube?01:09:02 - Thoughts on sharing dotfiles01:09:20 - Medeski01:11:38 - Nikolov01:12:57 - Blais01:14:06 - Linkarzu01:16:14 - 1password CLI01:16:50 - unixpass password store01:17:46 - Would you take sponsorship just for money01:22:46 - Recommend start a youtube channel?01:28:26 - Niching down?01:34:26 - Where to find josh medeski01:35:48 - Where to find Lazar Nikolov01:36:47 - Where to find Joshua Blais

Video:https://youtu.be/I1pK8HAp0tcWhat's the best way to support me?https://linkarzu.com/about/#youre-a-fraud-why-do-you-ask-for-money-isnt-youtube-ads-enoughTimeline:00:00:00 - Highlights, the first 5 seconds are literally a filter00:02:25 - tokisuno speaking spanish00:03:58 - Switching back to english, linguistics degree00:06:26 - What is toki pona00:09:14 - Why do you know spanish?00:11:14 - Dad doesn't know spanish00:13:59 - Calling the United States, America00:17:28 - Call Canadians, Americans00:18:05 - Why is Canada better than the US?00:18:49 - Chile, Peru, Mexico, Central America, South America00:20:41 - I'm not farting, they're thunders. You love windows?00:21:36 - macOS?00:22:21 - Linux, Luke Smith00:24:40 - youtube channel00:25:20 - My E8400 core 2 duo00:26:12 - Forest like luke smith?00:27:19 - LaTeX or Typst00:28:15 - Org mode in Emacs00:29:26 - Why emacs and not neorg in Neovim?00:33:01 - Joshua Petitma mentioned00:34:08 - Tokisuno goes to the dark00:35:16 - Alexas and smart light bulbs00:37:13 - Who is James Scholz?00:39:33 - Why youtube?00:42:01 - Bro said wasn't quitting and quit00:43:35 - Future of your channel00:44:32 - Digital minimalism, using devices for their own task. Why?00:45:59 - ADHD medication00:47:25 - Reference to Me, Myself & Irene movie00:48:22 - Were you properly diagnosed with ADHD?00:50:41 - Having 2 phones00:52:02 - Do multiple devices become a burden?00:53:09 - increase in self ADHD diagnosed people?00:56:16 - Dunking on Sylvan Franklin's take00:59:10 - Bro recommending crazy stuff01:00:43 - Let's get hippies for a while. What about meditation?01:04:00 - meditofoundation.org01:05:41 - Thoughts on alcohol and addiction01:13:18 - Kids, you have an advantage01:15:01 - Adult related content01:18:07 - Whats your livestream about?01:19:39 - fullstackopen from university of Helsinki01:22:08 - theodinproject.com01:28:57 - Thoughts on AI01:34:30 - workflow demo start, fedora with xfce01:35:49 - why fedora and not arch?01:37:26 - Why not debian?01:38:50 - Thoughts on Omarchy and DHH?01:46:45 - Linkarzu installing arch video01:48:27 - Awesome window manager01:49:58 - Why switch from vim to neovim?01:51:36 - Neovim kickstart?01:58:10 - Neovim config02:01:19 - tmux and zsh02:02:56 - Fish's configuration scheme is trash02:08:54 - Goated02:10:18 - Lowkey02:13:21 - Highkey02:14:08 - Glazing02:14:57 - Theo and the chatgpt 5 take, pirate software drama02:16:20 - Rick and Morty prime video https://youtu.be/elMQmeAKy4c02:19:09 - Buttering up02:20:05 - Snatched02:22:11 - Clapback02:22:45 - Living rent free02:23:58 - Drip02:25:17 - Finesse02:26:06 - Salty02:26:39 - Go back to a regular keyboard?02:30:50 - Aliexpress corne fishy firmware02:34:00 - sponsorships02:35:05 - codinjerk cowboy voice https://youtu.be/9eeDKi7Ama002:39:18 - chrone disease

Let's meet the creator of the Rio Terminal emulator Rapha MorimLink to the video:https://youtu.be/MBBujxqLm-oWhat's the best way to support me?https://linkarzu.com/about/#youre-a-fraud-why-do-you-ask-for-money-isnt-youtube-ads-enoughTimeline:00:00:00 - What is rio terminal00:03:33 - Why the name rio00:05:10 - brazil and primeagen mentioned00:05:59 - Language terminal written in00:06:43 - why was rust chosen?00:09:47 - Rapha's main terminal00:11:03 - Ghostty and Mitchell Hashimoto00:15:03 - How all terminals implement features00:16:40 - Alacritty and image support00:21:23 - Rio image support00:22:05 - Thoughts on tmux (spicy)00:24:39 - Is tmux like running another terminal?00:26:25 - tmux adding new features affect you?00:29:25 - wezterm using kitty terminfo file00:29:55 - rio sixel windows00:31:26 - how do you feel when users use tmux00:32:49 - what tmux features users ask for00:34:17 - tmux monopoly, and zellij00:34:39 - rapha implementing tmux functionality00:35:23 - WezTerm multiplexer00:36:22 - tmux sessions00:38:06 - Working on swiftui version of rio00:38:51 - Multiplexer in rio?00:41:12 - Worked with tmux maintainer?00:41:44 - Rio runs on Windows?00:44:03 - Maintain open source experience?00:44:30 - Rapha used to work for jquery00:47:03 - hackernews and rio popularity00:48:29 - Rapha and font ligatures00:49:58 - Who is Rapha?00:52:22 - Rapha speaks Japanese, talk to him00:54:20 - Rapha considers himself a generalist00:55:50 - Rapha's youtube channel01:00:28 - Play gameboy games in terminal01:01:48 - myst shell parser01:07:10 - Myst used by rust developers01:08:15 - Rio character rendering work01:12:20 - rio filters, similar to ghostty shaders01:16:32 - Neovide cursor animation01:19:47 - What is the gameboy repo for?01:22:12 - Rapha working at charm.sh01:23:21 - What is charm?01:23:59 - superfile made with charm01:25:04 - ssh apps with wish01:26:02 - terminal.shop uses wish?01:26:42 - glamour markdown renderer01:28:32 - what us gum for?01:31:23 - Can I run my scripts with gum?01:32:28 - Are charm tools free?01:33:45 - Do I need to pay for charm?01:35:06 - Rapha's blogpost01:35:26 - Working on new code editor Boo01:37:51 - Boo will be a mouse free editor01:40:48 - Will boo use vim motions?01:41:08 - Boo logo, Mitchell, come and see this01:42:31 - Neovim's mistake01:43:35 - Boo zero config philosophy01:46:59 - Neovim in shambles01:47:26 - when neovim users come to boo?01:48:43 - should you migrate to boo?01:49:36 - Boo is for newcomers01:50:52 - Thoughts on Helix01:52:45 - Boo plugin system?01:56:23 - Rapha's primary IDE?01:57:25 - Helix and multiple cursors01:57:55 - You cannot use the mouse in boo02:00:52 - rio fork02:03:25 - Just don't think of what others think02:04:06 - FireFox fanboy02:08:23 - What other editors Rapha uses02:10:11 - Plugins in boo?02:13:22 - Rapha's favorite OS02:15:08 - Windows in Japan02:17:40 - Why mac though?

gh-dash allows you to work with pull requests and issues in your terminal and not the hedious GitHub site.Link to the video:https://youtu.be/GOaVb-LDdK0What's the best way to support me?https://linkarzu.com/about/#youre-a-fraud-why-do-you-ask-for-money-isnt-youtube-ads-enoughTimeline:00:00:00 - Intro00:02:06 - If your repo is over 500 stars, reach out00:03:09 - Dolev GitHub profile00:03:44 - gh-dash repo00:04:04 - Plans with YouTube channel00:04:32 - Who is Dolev, full-stack engineer00:04:48 - ex-facebook, ex-wix00:05:25 - why was gh-dash created?00:07:05 - Do you, dolev, use gh-dash?00:07:41 - gh-dash demo00:09:27 - d for diff00:09:45 - approve assign comment PRs00:10:25 - can see issues, not discussions00:10:46 - Future will implement checkruns00:11:02 - O open PR in github00:11:57 - Leave comments in PRs00:12:45 - V leave approval comment00:13:01 - Can you merge from gh-dash00:13:31 - does gh-dash replace LazyGit?00:14:30 - Plans to implement LazyGit functionality?00:16:10 - If LazyGit integrates with github CLI?00:16:50 - refetchIntervalMinutes00:17:37 - gh-dash a TUI or neovim plugin?00:18:22 - Can I open gh-dash from Neovim?00:19:37 - gh-dash.nvim not maintained by dolev00:20:47 - Going through docs00:21:27 - gh-dash is a GitHub CLI extension00:22:26 - gh-dash is the top extension00:24:49 - gh-cli video by bashbunny charm.sh00:25:54 - Experience of maintaining open source00:27:16 - shoutout to the documentation contributor00:27:46 - You can set your colorscheme00:28:32 - support aspect of open source maintenance00:29:29 - To implement new features, open issue00:31:00 - Bad experiences with users?00:31:35 - Neovim main editor, based00:32:39 - for how long neovim user?00:32:51 - own config or distro?00:33:10 - Thoughts on distros00:33:52 - Neovim config in dotfiles?00:34:18 - nix-darwin user00:34:46 - how is it in the nix rabbit hole?00:36:19 - Recommend nix? I deploy macos with bash00:38:09 - main file explorer mini.files00:38:30 - relative line numbers in mini.files00:39:15 - linkarzu bad vim jumping habits00:40:19 - You navigate with relative line numbers?00:41:25 - number layer?00:43:47 - mini.files disabled preview00:44:49 - diffview plugin00:45:15 - snacks picker00:48:16 - You use Neovide?00:48:28 - Switched notes from Obsidian to Neovim00:50:39 - Images in Neovim00:51:12 - used image.nvim, now snacks image00:52:22 - Neovim Colorscheme Tokyonight00:52:55 - Why using Tmux?00:54:53 - Go and scavenge00:55:26 - Tmux and Ghostty cmd keys config00:56:37 - Ctrl+enter in Neovim00:58:52 - cat to see keys sent by terminal01:01:29 - Thoughts on emacs?01:04:35 - tmux sessions with sesh01:07:48 - Hyper key sublayers01:12:07 - sublayers useful if you run out of keys01:14:12 - why macOS?01:16:22 - Thoughts on Windows?01:16:58 - How the world would be with Xenix?01:19:02 - window manager, Aerospace01:20:38 - Aerospace workspace configuration01:22:28 - Why not Yabai in Stack Mode?01:28:39 - Single or multiple monitors?01:30:16 - Why I don't use keyboard layers01:31:46 - Hyper sublayers in mac keyboard01:33:57 - Thoughts on AI, detractor

Learn about the Helix text editor, from the perspective of a Neovim user. The wonderful guest is Nik Revenco, which is a Helix contributor, he has added several features to Helix, including Inline Git Blame and tutorials in the wiki page. He also created the Helix Golf page.Link to the video:https://youtu.be/AS7mnDgFgnwWhat's the best way to support me?https://linkarzu.com/about/#youre-a-fraud-why-do-you-ask-for-money-isnt-youtube-ads-enoughTimeline:00:00:00 - Quick demo00:01:57 - Why Nik from neovim to helix00:03:10 - Why started using neovim00:03:34 - Go back to vscode?00:04:42 - how long using helix00:04:55 - How old is Nik00:05:10 - the odin project00:05:44 - Experience with rust00:06:41 - Is helix a GUI app?00:07:19 - How to open helix00:07:42 - Performance compared to Neovim?00:08:17 - How do you navigate in projects00:08:59 - Using yazi in helix00:10:40 - file explorer if build from sources00:11:07 - File picker leader f00:11:56 - Open command00:13:16 - aut-info (which-key)00:14:02 - config.toml file00:14:48 - languages.toml file00:15:00 - Me trying helix00:15:28 - Do I need to create the config.toml file?00:16:52 - vi motions, but different00:17:25 - m to match00:17:49 - What about "v" for visual mode?00:18:48 - Exit to normal mode with kj00:19:44 - I don't get visual mode00:22:02 - x is V to select enire line00:22:45 - select text in non-contiguous lines00:24:22 - multiple cursor demo00:26:22 - Nik website multiple cursors demos00:27:25 - space+p paste from system clipboard00:27:38 - demo2 multiple cursors00:29:52 - Move to next selection )00:30:07 - remove from selection ,00:32:04 - collapse selection to cursor ;00:32:49 - gl gh line end or start00:33:55 - how to start multiple cursors00:34:39 - add cursors alt+c above shift+c below00:36:06 - cursors out of phase g+s00:37:19 - vim-visual-multi neovim00:38:27 - multiple cursor CSV demo00:39:26 - is there a keymap search?00:40:36 - space+? keymap picker00:41:45 - space+' list of open buffers00:42:49 - Bufferline to show tabs00:43:22 - Can you see docs help from helix?00:45:14 - buffer picker with space+b00:46:17 - what is helix golf?00:47:36 - Nik contributions to helix00:49:00 - Inline git blame PR00:50:42 - color swatches functionality00:53:01 - Is inspiration grabbed from neovim?00:53:37 - Helix plugin system in the future00:54:27 - Do you miss any neovim features?00:55:32 - Can you render images in helix?00:57:54 - Tmux and helix00:59:10 - Continue CSV demo00:59:31 - Where is Nik from01:00:15 - Enable sytax highlighting for a csv01:01:14 - Add LSP for other languages01:02:29 - really continue with csv demo01:09:04 - undo u redo U01:09:26 - Cursor out of phase01:10:27 - tilde change case01:11:06 - shift+s exclude text from selection01:14:42 - Heard the helix joke?01:15:34 - What you want to learn next?01:16:47 - Toggle shows all options01:17:58 - Create custom colorscheme?01:18:35 - Helix to start learning rust?01:21:37 - Nik mcdonalds colorscheme01:23:07 - auto-save auto-format01:24:45 - Nik dotfiles for the scavengers01:25:52 - Open LazyGit from helix01:26:45 - helix stealing ideas from neovim01:27:14 - beware, nik uses nix

In this video we go over Kulala, which is a Postman alternative, but in your terminal, even better yet, within Neovim. I talk to Marco (Gorilla Moe) and Yaro and they guide us through a demo and explain how it works, also solve questionsKulala is a minimal REST-Client Interface and set of tools for working with RESTful APIs. It also supports GraphQLLink to the video:https://youtu.be/uX10mF9HZx8What's the best way to support me?https://linkarzu.com/about/#youre-a-fraud-why-do-you-ask-for-money-isnt-youtube-ads-enoughTimeline:00:00:00 - meet Marco and Yaro00:03:00 - rest.nvim archived, kulala started00:05:40 - why Yaro joined as a maintainer00:07:25 - yaro mainly backened but also full-stack00:08:05 - marco technical background00:09:30 - what is kulala?00:10:40 - comparison to IntelliJ HTTP Client00:12:30 - kulala demo00:16:25 - use code actions00:17:52 - look at previous requests00:18:40 - verbose output00:19:45 - pre-request and post-request scripts00:22:31 - Manage auth config00:23:55 - revoke a token00:24:10 - Oauth2 authentication process00:26:00 - Kulala has a built-in LSP server00:27:10 - difference with kulala-ls00:28:00 - can still use kulala-ls with rest.nvim00:28:57 - demo update a token00:30:40 - demo revoking token00:30:59 - oauth2 support is new00:32:45 - kulala documentation00:34:15 - http env file to load secrets00:39:18 - kulala-fmt to format http or rest files00:41:15 - kulala-fmt to convert to http files00:42:40 - migrate from postman to kulala00:44:30 - kulala CLI and github action coming soon00:48:50 - how compatible tools like intellij00:51:15 - reach out to mainainer of rest client00:52:10 - fears on breaking changes00:56:00 - user feedback is needed00:56:35 - yaro is worried there are no issues00:57:20 - join the kulala discord00:58:40 - marco OS of choice, manjaro01:01:00 - yaro OS of choice, any01:03:55 - yaro why neovim?01:05:40 - Marco experience with Neovim01:06:10 - from german to US layout for Neovim01:10:20 - keep the feedback coming

Theena Kumaragurunathan is a multidisciplinary artist based in Colombo, Sri Lanka. He is the author of the national award winning novel 'First Utterance', and the director of 'Pala'. He is an advocate for FOSS technology. Link to the video:https://youtu.be/5W0bcoFkvLYWhat's the best way to support me?https://linkarzu.com/about/#youre-a-fraud-why-do-you-ask-for-money-isnt-youtube-ads-enoughTimeline:00:00:00 - Who is Theena00:03:30 - In pandemic vim journey started00:04:20 - Switch from rich text to plain text00:05:28 - Theenas novel First Utterance00:07:30 - working on 2nd book, science fiction00:07:53 - First Utterance on amazon00:09:25 - Theenas videos in neovimconf00:10:28 - Status of youtube channel00:10:55 - What is LaTeX00:12:00 - LaTeX art director publish process00:15:30 - How to set up a LaTeX document00:17:50 - Switch between different typographies00:22:00 - Why not Microsoft Word, but LaTeX00:24:25 - LaTeX and a trilingual novel00:28:15 - Can LaTeX replace word00:30:10 - Markdown and multiple fonts00:31:30 - Can LaTeX replace word as a writer00:32:40 - Send to editor and publish process00:35:10 - Org mode love affair00:37:25 - From neovim to emacs00:38:38 - Zettelkasten method, snake oil00:43:15 - Zettelkasten with vimwiki in Neovim00:44:28 - Neovide mentioned00:47:20 - Zettelkasten to go back in time00:52:40 - Zettelkasten in org-roam00:53:31 - org-roam graph view00:54:40 - Aaron Sorkin screenwriting00:58:18 - Why not org to write the book01:01:55 - Images in org and latex01:03:40 - Thoughts on Markdown01:06:53 - Theena try to move me away from md01:08:24 - Thoughts on Obsidian01:09:45 - Emacs for writers, Neal Stephenson01:12:43 - Thoughts on Lisp01:15:35 - Still using Neovim for LaTeX01:16:15 - Do you migrate old notes to new tools01:19:40 - Git for a writer01:21:45 - Emacs screenplay writing01:22:45 - What are Neovim users gonna say01:23:35 - Why Neovim for LaTeX01:25:35 - Emacs app or in the terminal01:26:07 - Emacs to view PDFs and EPUBs01:26:50 - Emacs vs Neovide in smoothness01:28:00 - Emacs vs Neovim in smoothness01:29:35 - Coming back home daddy01:30:00 - Thoughts on vim motions01:33:00 - Thoughts on Harper01:34:00 - Partner thoughts on programmer hat01:35:50 - What's happening with oviwrite01:37:00 - What's a writer doing maitaining a repo01:38:00 - Why play with the tools too much01:41:25 - Do the tools give you super powers01:43:30 - Explaining vim motions to your partner01:45:35 - Why not stop with vim01:48:25 - Calling other writers, monkeys01:50:50 - Hours spent configuring stuff01:53:30 - Emacs kickstarter for neovim users01:54:20 - LazyGit for emacs magit01:57:00 - Started converting other users as well02:00:45 - OVIWrite passing the flag02:01:45 - OS of choice, macos02:04:05 - yabai, skhd, JankyBorders, raycast02:06:54 - First OS, macos02:08:55 - Thoughts on Windows02:11:00 - Terminal emulator, kitty02:11:57 - Single or multiple monitors02:13:00 - Keyboard02:14:55 - macOS app kindaVim02:15:51 - Partners get excited with keyboards02:20:45 - Pala movie, where to find it, Mubi02:23:45 - Favorite movies02:25:30 - Favorite music bands02:26:45 - Favorite books

Maria Solano, a Neovim core maintainer and former VS Code engineer, shares her journey from traditional coding environments to Neovim's flexible plugin architecture. She discusses the challenges of open-source contributions, her favorite Neovim plugins, and the importance of customizations like snippets and color schemes. Insights about her workflow, preferences for development tools, and laptop choices for Linux users are particularly engaging. Solano also provides an honest perspective on Windows vs. other operating systems based on her experiences.

I write a lot of Markdown in Neovim, and I was looking for a tool that could understand the grammar in my document and give me suggestions and easily help me find mistakes, similar to the way Grammarly works. I found harper, Installed it, and I have been using it ever since. In this video I go over the history of Harper, a quick demo, and get to know it's author, Elijah Potter, a bit more. Harper not only works in Neovim, but it also works in Emacs, Obsidian, Zed, VScode, Helix and as a WordPress pluginLink to the video:https://youtu.be/l9D7M1gIY8IWhat's the best way to support me?https://linkarzu.com/about/#youre-a-fraud-why-do-you-ask-for-money-isnt-youtube-ads-enoughTimeline:00:00:00 - harper demo00:02:16 - harper runs locally00:03:35 - in Neovim is a language server00:04:50 - available in obsidian emacs helix zed vs code00:06:05 - demo as a wordpress plugin00:06:38 - chrome extension coming soon00:07:14 - other languages besides english?00:09:35 - open source, PRs for other languages accepted00:09:55 - Harper and Automattic00:12:05 - techcrunch article00:12:47 - working on harper alone?00:13:45 - how and where to submit issues00:16:08 - FAQs00:16:55 - harper chrome extension00:17:55 - harper desktop application idea00:20:33 - harper in emacs?00:21:38 - elijah's blog00:24:05 - experience maintaining open source00:27:20 - favorite music artists00:28:50 - favorite movies00:30:35 - video games00:30:55 - Elijah is 12 years old00:32:28 - tool to take notes00:34:20 - Arch, even though looks like a mac guy00:37:35 - started with linux?00:40:55 - thoughts on macos00:42:30 - window manager hyprland00:42:50 - hyprland master mode00:44:06 - single or multiple monitors00:46:35 - wezterm00:47:45 - wezterm max_fps setting00:49:45 - other terminals?00:51:00 - why Neovim?00:53:47 - neovim experience when starting00:59:15 - is your neovim config done?01:03:00 - thoughts on neovim distros01:04:55 - which-key01:06:13 - neovim file explorer nvim-tree01:07:40 - favorite neovim plugins telescope leap.nvim01:08:25 - smear-cursor.nvim neovide cursor animation01:09:38 - neovim colorscheme, why light mode01:11:53 - modus_vivendi modus_operandi01:12:28 - tool to push to github, lazygit01:13:35 - why tmux?01:14:40 - keyboard01:15:30 - use of AI01:16:55 - other projects, ofc and tatum01:19:50 - favorite terminal tools01:20:55 - favorite desktop apps01:22:00 - homelab?01:24:22 - linkarzu harper video