I decided to get ahead of this and yesterday made the migration. Or rather I should say, asked GPT 5.5 to. I estimate that I have a fairly complex configuration, and I had some bumps - some were preexisting problems - but ultimately it went pretty smooth. I'm glad we're over the days of binde, bindd, bindl, and other magic-letters-at-end-of-commands, but there are cases were it feels verbose without benefit.
I'd prefer reading about a rust rewrite then a saas paas CMS integration web thing on the latest framework
It'll probably go nowhere, but it's cool to see people test the limits of what they can do and I can't watch without spending a penny
Kinda like jackass, fascinating to watch but damn I do not want to do it
That is really interesting, thanks for the pointer. I came across it a while ago when I was researching how to manually set up AstroVIM on NixOS and doing manually was a bit of a stretch for me at the time.
My setup right now is a fairly straightforward nix file listing the plugins and associated packages I want, and then an embedded long-ass lua config file, and I think the nixvim would just make that part of it declarative. I think I'll make a branch on my nixos repo and just have Claude try it. No reason not to.
I converted with claude
Use my repo for lsp.nix as neovims new v10 has a new way of configuring lsp's as lspconfig is depreciated, so I used the new lsp configuration method but went doc hunting to find out I need lspconfig for proper completions! ( I'll give it a push now to ensure it's my latest version)