Dongda Li

> Did you follow the instructions in [Installation](https://github.com/taketwo/vim-ros#installation) section? Also, please run :checkhealth in Nvim and post the sections about Python2/3 providers. I already ran that command following instructions, and...

> From what I can see, you are using system version of Python without a virtual environment. This means that installation of `rospkg` and `catkin-tools` with Pip requires superuser rights....

> What about `$ nvim -c "py import rospkg"`. Does this show error messages? No error.

> Strange. Your original error indicates that `vim` Python package is not available. > > Do the following commands succeed? > > * `$ nvim -c "python vim.command('echo \"test\"')"` >...

> Please try to change this line: > > https://github.com/taketwo/vim-ros/blob/dd1cf9df82c8588bb9d28352f82002647a354306/plugin/ros.vim#L31 > > to: > > ```viml > exec g:_rpy "try: import vim, rospkg\nexcept ImportError: vim.command('let s:rospkg_not_found = 1')" > ```...

The problem causes by node version, I close this issus.

encounting same problem

> since you are using `bspc wm -O` to arrange the monitors: my guess it that that reorder_monitors() is run from update_root() and resets this order back to xrandr's default...

> first, i would just confirm that is the problem you are having. > > the way i would deal with it personally - set the desired order in xorg...

> you can still get the desired behavior with sxhkd - can't say anything about polybar though. my setup is a little simpler in that i only use one desktop...