oh, i’m not blaming you, it’s actually always the same for me:

1. I see a pic
2. I zoom in and drag it all across the screen to read
3. i scroll down to se comments / the rest of the post
4. I see that it had image transcription all the time

guess I’m just a dumbass :D

oh, there was a transcription I could’ve read instead of inspecting the image with a microscope :D

Ah yes, the fabled ‘Task succeded failurely’

I was dumb and spoiled by vscode, i wanted to integrate a task runner and a debugger. They both worked kinda shitty compared to what vscode does and i disliked how bloated the config was. Now i simply use GDB as the debugger and Just as the task runner, stickitg to helix more because of the keybinds, integrated tree sitter and other stuff.

I also love to tinker the environment i work in to my liking (love me my gruvbox hyprland), but i’m kinda not a fan of doing everything from scratch, and pre-made configs for nvim either give me agoraphobia by how huge they are, or are too barebones. Helix just clicked for me, because it offers everything necessary out of the box, while allowing to tailor the rest to your liking. Also, because of its editing model which is supperior.

tried it. Now i have ptsd after attempting to config it. that’s why i use helix, seems to work best with minimal configuration. Kakoune makes the most sence out of its keybind paradigm tho