I've added the following myself:
* mattermost
* purple-signald (waiting for https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/188384)
* purple-events
* purple-libnotify
and added slack from nixpkgs.
I'm also trying to make signal integration work.
Not sure whether I'll keep pidgin, as I expect video calls from within
slack not to work.
But would be cool to have a single open source messenger instead of x
instances of chromium as wrapper around closed source web applications.
I use this to show icons beside methods to see which tests are fine and
which are broken. Same for summary.
I also update my colorscheme to support this plugin.
I've a custom function SortParagraph mapped to a key binding.
This sorted different then php-cs-fixer.
I've switched from neovim built-in sort to command line sort of gnuutils
which sorts the same expected way by default.
This is done by not calling a neovim command but command line program
via "!".
Do not install dependencies as those are no longer maintained.
Instead use the shell to set path to local installed version and miss
use nix-shell to build an environment that works for me for now.
The loading order (runtimepath) was changed with
cda1f8ae46.
The php syntax loaded as package is now loaded after the neovim native
php syntax file and does not have any effect.
I now remove the package and add the file as XDG config so it is always
loaded first.
This file is not maintained anymore since some years and I still prefer
it over the maintained versions.
Use logFileInfix instead of logFile.
As path changes between TYPO3 versions and logs are no longer stored
within typo3temp.
Instead we distinguish the custom log by file infix.
The composer configuration should also be maintained via home-manager.
The files are added to this repo and added via xdg.
The auth.json is crypted of course as it contains my personal tokens.
It didn't work as good as expected. It sometimes missed further lines.
It did not really shine in its neural network learning, taking into
account exist codes and cwd.
The new package provides an desktop entry. So I can remove my own to
prevent duplicates.
The new package does not integrate the same way in dmenu as before.
But I can provide a configuration which ensures it still will list the
entries in a list with multiple lines.
I don't want ubuntu dark as this has orange color.
Instead I want the default which has blue colors.
Don't know how this happened, most parts were blue until today.
Daniel Siepmann