Does your octo.nvim + 1password integration works for you?
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I just found your issue and quickly looked up at how you integrated octo.nvim and 1password. But it gives an error that gh is expected to be a table, not a function
I have updated to the latest Octo version so far. I tried on stable (v0.10.0) and nightly (v0.11.0-dev-49+g10601ac5f)
Does Octo and 1Password integration still work for you?
P.S. You have a nice config. I already have stolen hammerspoon config)
Yeah looks like a bug was introduced in octo.nvim. It's supposed to accept a function or a table. I'll make a PR.
Should be fixed if/when this PR merges.
hammerspoon config
Funny you should mention that as I actually am hoping to drop my last macOS machine soon 😅 hoping to swap my work computer for a Linux machine.
Also what is that bar you have at the bottom below wezterm?
hammerspoon config
Funny you should mention that as I actually am hoping to drop my last macOS machine soon 😅 hoping to swap my work computer for a Linux machine.
Why have you decided to drop macos support?
Also what is that bar you have at the bottom below wezterm?
sketchybar, written in lua
the borders are JankyBorders)
you can take a look at my dotfiles if you want the code
Why have you decided to drop macos support?
I just prefer to use NixOS these days, also macOS has a lot of weird display bugs.
sketchybar looks cool!
I just prefer to use NixOS these days, also macOS has a lot of weird display bugs.
Is the nix/NixOS config hard to maintain? Because I am ready to invest time into that stuff but I wonder how hard it is to maintain it
I'd say Nix the language can be a bit difficult to learn, the syntax is pretty unique lol but once you get the hang of it, it becomes pretty simple to add onto it, and I've never had a more stable Linux system than NixOS. I use it both on my gaming/dev PC as well as my home server now, both configs are all in this dotfiles repo if you wanna take a look.
I also love how everything, and I mean everything, is configured with Nix; even my GNOME preferences are in Nix (in the dconf.nix module), so when I deploy my config to a new machine, even my GNOME preferences carry over.
Okay, thanks, I will take a look for nix for macos to start)