Luca Saccarola

@Konfekt the problem persist. Now it interprets the entire string as a command: ``` nohup: redirecting stderr to stdout nohup: failed to run command 'xdg-open /home/sacca/Repos/github.com/vim/vim/src/ascii.h': No such file or...

@Konfekt I've tried and doesn't function with filenames containing spaces. I really like what your are trying to do but at this stage there are too many sharp edges. I...

> But this is intentional for most flexibility. Your command after :Launch can contain spaces, and then you can pass more than one file name to it, usually separated by...

> Can't reproduce on Linux. Would you mind providing an example? **Master** [Screencast From 2024-10-14 22-24-49.webm](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/3ef2a9cc-3278-4094-b580-b91a6c4fbd68) **PR** [Screencast From 2024-10-14 22-26-38.webm](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c50f86b6-53f3-4745-a33a-447d38571276)

I think Open should give an error when none of the programs are installed

Hi, guys netrw maintainer here. Yes, make an issue in the `netrw.vim` repo. I'll try to merge it back into neovim myself.

I'm testing this implementation and I have some questions: 1. Is it intended behaviour that all the messages telling me that a package has been installed appear all at the...

> Again you can create trivial wrappers to do this. For reference here are the wrappers I'm using: Yes, yes I was just wondering if it is in the scope...

I found and issue were if I had `.git` at the end it will treat it as a separate plugin. ```lua "tpope/vim-fugitive" ~= "tpope/vim-fugitive.git" ``` 

Leaving my two cents. This seems really unnecessary. `~` is already a good choice and I don't see the value in changing a setting that it is doing the job...