akshay

thanks for the report. as you mentioned, the issue is probably caused by the ubuntu distro from WSL not having a default browser configured correctly. you can manually open https://github.com/login/device...

vs code cannot render raster fonts, it can only operate with TTF files. since TTFs are not guaranteed to be pixel perfect (to allow for scaling), there is simply no...

`build.sh` was a bit of a hackjob. builds for scientifica are now done with nix; see `flake.nix`. the install docs need to be updated. creating a build of scientifica is...

if you would still like to use `build.sh` you can find the script in parent commits of https://github.com/nerdypepper/scientifica/commit/6b31fa5d24df2949c7987f6fa349e6ef86e2fc00.

yes absolutely, please see https://nixos.org/download for more. you can install just `nix` (the package manager, as opposed to `nixos`, the operating system), and use it for builds. is there a...

the current release was indeed built against x86_64 linux. i dont have a windows machine to test windows builds, but ill put out a binary tomorrow.

`pista` uses the `geteuid` libc call to get user identity, which breaks cross compile on windows. i will look into alternatives and get back on this issue.

Could you give me the following details: - the relevant portions of your zsh config - whether the issue persists with the minimal prompt (`pista -zm`) It works fine with...

zsh seems to have a multitude of issues with multiline prompts. i have noticed `pista` messing up on window resize as well, and the solution [here](https://superuser.com/questions/382503/how-can-i-put-a-newline-in-my-zsh-prompt-without-causing-terminal-redraw-issues) seems to be the...

Sweet! This looks amazing, although, this is not what `pista` aims to be. Perhaps, once some sort of module system is established, we could allow users to opt in?