Keith sucks. Don’t be like Keith
It has been a while since I used Usenet, so instead of giving you possibly out of date info I will just link to this FYFM section which has way more info than I can give.
In particular I found this guide to be fairly easy to follow.
As for using a VPN: it can’t hurt!
Personally, I love to tinker (especially on my main machine) so I don’t mind the complexities of setting up neovim. However, I do mess around with a bunch of servers, and I like to edit code on those servers, meaning I am often installing/compiling neovim and copying over my config before I can get to work.
What I am liking about helix is the idea that its default setup has what I need to get started straight away.
I am looking forward to giving helix a go.
That’s a good enough excuse for me to try it! Thanks.
Just out of interest, what are the reasons someone would move from neovim to helix?
There is a way of mounting a btrfs partition in Windows, but I am not sure about it’s level of performance.
Is it lazy of me to suggest showing nuked releases as a percentage of the groups total releases?
Wow, thank you so much for taking the time to answer. I really do appreciate it.
Going off of what you said, I am going to take what I currently have, scale it back, and attempt to get more separation between services.
Again, thank you!
Fastfetch is configurable via a config file
Fastfetch Wiki
Here are some ideas
Fastfetch themes