Chase Colman

> I have installed local and global: > > ``` > $ which tsc > ~/.local/share/pnpm/tsc > $ echo $PATH > /home/leonardo/.local/share/pnpm: ... Ah, `pnpm` uses a non-standard path. Since...

This is more than likely caused by bad defaults for clangd. You can potentially fix it by referencing https://github.com/abzcoding/lvim

The docs are largely unmaintained, but you can contribute here: https://github.com/LunarVim/lunarvim.org/blob/master/docs/beginners-guide/keybinds-overview.md

The raw key codes are being transmitted and translated to the corresponding defaults for Windows keys codes which Chromium uses. That said, I can't think of a good workaround for...

> Thank you for the response. I did a little digging and the rough TLDR is that (I think) this comes down to CSI u, which is very well documented...

I don't use Arch linux, but if you'd be willing to contribute I'm sure other Arch users would appreciate that. At some point, when I have time, I intend on...

You can see in the log itself which flags are used under `C++ compile flags`. Release and Debug both choose optimization flags, so that error is strange: ``` error: #warning...

I'm considering rewriting `awrit` using TypeScript and Electron instead of C++ and Chromium Embedded Framework for several reasons, so if this ends up taking up a lot of your time,...

> Yes, I tried both Release and Debug modes, and I ended up having similar errors. I can suggest rewriting it in Rust instead. Rust offers similar performance to C++...

@GustavoJCL if you're still interested in contributing to the rewrite, I've started a fresh branch `electron`: https://github.com/chase/awrit/tree/electron Mouse input needs to be fixed, so if you want to debug and...