Previously I decided against using srb2 in a container due to the poor
performance I experienced. Since I figured out how to use the graphics
from the host inside of the container, performance is no longer an
issue.
Even though it's possible to guarantee that a certain package is used,
it's still necessary to include packages in the $PATH in order to have
access to the man pages for them, among other things.
This results in a consistent environment when using any given shell.
Note that adding a package to $PATH instead of just referencing it where
it's needed is useful since otherwise the man pages are inaccessible.
This fixes some neovim plugins throwing errors due to missing things
such as language servers.
Note that although it *would* be possible to abstract this functionality
into a variety of imports, options, or other abstractions, including
everything at once should reduce complexity since I am not interested in
maintaining different states of configuration. In other words, either
everything works, or something doesn't work and then everything works.
Note that this container uses home-manager from the Nix flake on the
host system, which is pretty cool.
Currently modules in this repository *don't* differentiate between
home-manager and nixos, but this could be changed in the future to
support e.g. my home-manager neovim config on a non-nixos system.
This plugin enables smooth integration between fcitx5 and neovim. In
order words, you no longer have to manually change input methods when
switching between normal mode and insert mode.
This lets us take advantage of nix strings while having the entire
config in a single portable file.
Note that someone already wrote a home manager module for joshuto, which
should get merged soon.
See: https://github.com/nix-community/home-manager/pull/4004
This fixes an issue where Hyprland would drop from 60fps to 45fps after
being idle for some time, often 1 minute and 30 seconds. This was
problematic for viewing content while idle at 60fps with XWayland in
windowed fullscreen.
See: https://github.com/hyprwm/Hyprland/issues/2484
