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@boydaihungst Okay I did some testing. So far, no gtk3 applications are able to "open files" with ranger, except `firefox`, `thunderbird`, and `google-chrome`. I have not changed any chrome specific...

> @txtsd Did you make it work? I'm trying to package it for NixOS but keep getting the same error as your last line. > ``` > Aug 01 01:17:11...

I needed a reason to learn GraphAPI. This should do!

@tarkah The AUR packages do not build with the `lto` option which is enabled for `makepkg` by default. It has to be [explicitly disabled](https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=halloy#n15) for halloy to build. I tried...

There's a known bug that LTO does weird things if you 1. include some C in your rust code 2. compile with GCC (not clang) 3. use lto. Not doing...

That sucks. I put a lot of time into finding the right element to theme but it never worked. I thought I was just doing it incorrectly. It's such a...

I built from source to test. It looks much better with the changes in #213.

> 3. At beginning of lspconfig setup (adding our config because it's not supported officially yet): > > > ```lua > local configs = require 'lspconfig.configs' > if not configs['termux_ls']...

@powerman I used the relevant bits and incorporated it in my lazyvim setup, but it shows my entire PKGBUILD as an error.  Is this something you're familiar with?

In the interim it does, but I'll try and open a PR for this myself soon.