Pedro Alves

A lot of plugins have an `extraOptions` now so I'll be closing this

We've discussed this in the discord in the past, but I'll just leave here that I made [radiate](https://github.com/pta2002/gleam-radiate) to try to solve this. It's fairly hacky since you can't access...

How would this parsing/checking work? Not really feasible to check if it's valid lua code IMO...

Using the firmware files from the [next branch](https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/tree/next/boot) worked for me. Perhaps it is best if `raspberry-pi-nix` starts building these by itself like the upstream `linux_rpi4` kernel does? That way...

Hi, thanks for the request! I am not sure I see what you mean, do you think you could do some sketch of what it would look like? Do you...

I see, thanks for mocking it up! I am not able to work on this ATM since I am quite busy between work and finishing my master's thesis, but if...

Hey, that looks great! Honestly it's kind of what I wanted this library to be. It was mostly done since I needed it for my thesis and then just posted...

A (relatively) easy way to do this, compared to `lazy.nvim`'s approach of basically redoing the whole lazy-loading machinery in neovim, is to make use of optional plugin loading - this...

Also, another feature `lazy.nvim` supports is bytecode pre-compilation. This is actually totally something we could do! Basically just need to wrap the plugin's derivations to add that. Something to look...

Some references: - [Examples of lazyloading (Neovim discourse)](https://neovim.discourse.group/t/examples-of-lazyloading/2897) - Basically, create some convenience functions for delaying lazy-loading, and then bind them that way. We have all the machinery required right...