Christoph Groth

Thanks for the reply. I do not yet understand the problem completely, so I'm unable to suggest a fix at this time. I spent some time trying to understand what's...

@akern40, it's great that you started implementing this RFC! Here are some comments. (I'm new to ndarray internals, and still pretty new to Rust, so I might be writing nonsense.)...

It seems to me that the apparent stagnation of this project is only partially explained by the original contributors being too busy. This is normal, but it could be expected...

Thanks for your comments! I will reply to all the points, but this may take me some time. @akern40 wrote: > I am interested in this, but I'd strongly encourage...

Now for `IxDyn`. Would love to hear whether you agree or rather think that I get carried away in my argumentation. @akern40 wrote: > I believe if the library is...

> Do you have this line in your affix file? > > `REP e é` I have no personal affix files, but the files `/usr/share/hunspell/fr*.aff` contain it: ``` $ grep...

I would like to add that research shows that reading dark text on a light background is [physiologically preferable](https://gizmodo.com.au/2014/10/the-surprising-reason-computer-screens-arent-green-on-black-anymore/) in most circumstances. A default that doesn't work unless one follows...

> I agree! It doesn't work well, I'd like to change it. The reasons it's still the default are: > > 1. It works for very simple question/answer style interactions....

OK, I understand now that gptel also uses text properties in other buffers, not only in `gptel-mode` "notebooks". This complicates the story, since in generic buffers one does not want...

After playing a bit with the effect of gptel text properties in non-notebook buffers, I fear that gptel's current model of using hidden text properties is more confusing than useful:...