Jordan MacDonald

That's an issue with the [`termbox-sys` build process](https://github.com/gchp/termbox-sys/blob/master/build.rs#L31-L39), although I find it curious that it hasn't been an issue elsewhere. Can you run the build process with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1`, so we...

@Silicasandwhich essentially any version of Python prior to 3.7. For most distros, that's Python 2.x as you don't have much control over point releases, and 3.7 has been out since...

@Silicasandwhich likely. The `termbox-sys` crate uses some POSIX-specific commands that will fail on Windows (assuming you're not running this in an Ubuntu WSL shell).

Hi @mrvicadai, glad you like it! 😄 File paths are shown relative to the workspace directory, so you can see where the current buffer is located. I might be missing...

Thanks for the context, @mrvicadai. Knowing what you're trying to solve is helpful. Let me think on this; I'll post an update once I've had a chance to gather my...

Hat tip to @Jackojc for reading my mind. :tophat:

Thanks for the assist, @pbgc! The `termion` branch, once merged, will fix this by removing termbox as a dependency. 🙂

@craftyguy you can use Python 3.6! The trick is that Arch's `python` package points to 3.7, and there's no easy way to point to `

It's possible that it's the `rustbox` library causing issues, which is a Rust wrapper for the C-based termbox library; it handles all of the terminal interaction. Amp has an alternative...

Hi @Jackojc! Is it possible that you're indexing a bunch of files that you don't need to? Assuming you're in a project directory, and not `~`, it's possible there are...