Call me naive, but why not natively run the Nix package manager side-by-side with pacman. This allows one to safely use tools like Home Manager to manage their user environment and dotfiles declaratively while leaving the core Arch Linux base completely untouched.
I was in almost the exact same boat as the author. As a long-time Apple power user, I reached my breaking point about a year ago and finally migrated my workflow to Linux. I’m still letting my iPhone age out, but I’ve already stripped it of all Apple cloud services. Instead, I’ve replaced every stock app with self-hosted alternatives running on my own beefy NAS. If you have the technical overhead to manage your own stack, I highly recommend it, owning your data is a total game-changer for privacy.
The same could be said of any worldview. So tell me—what part of UNESCO’s decision to admit the “State of Palestine” as a Member State strikes you as objectively righteous?
What is planned:
The eventual goal would be you only specify the short url to this plugin and a workspace on a brand new machine and get seamless experience without extra steps.
Better coordination with render plugins like render-markdown.nvim markview.nvim, and eventually phase out builtin ui module once the planned neovim native presentation mode lands
Phase out reliance on plenary.nvim and rg
A simple fallback picker UI, so that no picker is required
I realize. Which is why I am puzzled by the acquisition of a retailer. What I mean by that is that a retailer that has such financial backing can destroy the watch luxury retail market.
I will never trust Chinese electric cars for the very same reason China banned Teslas from certain areas in that country. The cars are equipped with cameras and other data gathering tech that can be coopted for different types of intelligence gathering.