the MP3 jingle is a .flac

there’s already official appimages for neovim, I use them (but not with firejail) and they work fine. but the lsp stuff is all installed outside, my guess is it’d be really annoying to mantain a custom compiled appimage

the best option is probably to just run neovim inside a docker container, you can then mount the directories every time you run a neovim container (~/.config/nvim, ~/.local/share/nvim, optionally .local/state/nvim and your undodir/undofile, there may be more I’m not sure).

assuming you want to isolate your home directory, what gets annoying is giving it access to only the code you’re editing, I’ve yet to try this but my next plan is to give it read access to $HOME, then read/write access to the neovim dirs, and then take an argument to mount the project directory

some other options which I also haven’t tried are

• distrobox, which just creates containers as well but by default wants to mount your entire homedir inside them
• devcontainers
• lspcontainers which isolate the LSP binaries themselves
• LXC/LXD/Incus containers which behave a bit different from docker containers, could be worth looking into

I haven’t tried, but there’s probably an automated way to get countries shapes with openstreetmap https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Shapefiles

in this case, you’ll probably have to create a desktop entry in ~/.local/share/applications/ydotoold.desktop

something like

[Desktop Entry]
Name=ydotool daemon
Exec=the command you used to launch
Type=Application

you can look at other .desktop in the same directory for reference

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as far as i can tell, those keybindings are handled internally, they don’t invoke shell commands

you can use something like wtype or ydotool to send keybindings from kdeconnect

seems to me he’s trying to be more general than the Search example and considering that another complex project may actually have those problematic cases

i mean, he doesn’t even dismiss the patterns with code duplication, just lists it as a drawback, which agrees with his conclusion that there’s no one-size-fits-all solution

yes and with custom readline config (/etc/inputrc) you can use vim keybinds in it