@jak2k After installation, run `hx --tutor` to enter tutorial mode. :)

#Helix #HelixEditor

My wishlist for #helix is pretty short, especially now that a tree-based file browser got added.

- Integrated terminal, similar to vscode
- Global search AND replace, not just global search
- Plaintext search option, as opposed to regex search. Some of my queries get messed up.

I am not yet faster at #helix than I am at #vscode , but dammit I'd rather use something developed to be completely free and open source, unlike vscode.

I considered alternatives, like Zed, but they have a CLA for their contributors, which in my eyes leaves room for a potential close sourcing in the distant future.

In the new version of #helix, we get this new awesome pop up for global search... which I love.

However, I still can't seem how to navigate back through history to auto complete the last thing I searched for.

I can see it ghost text, but cannot figure out how to autocomplete it.

Any help? (this is when I hit space + /)

HELIX - Official Reveal Trailer

https://peertube.wtf/w/cf3yUJq3iuBDt4ohjbKqDS

HELIX - Official Reveal Trailer

PeerTube

Where #typst mit #helix benutzern möchte, der bekommt hiermit eine automatische Vorschau, die im Browser angezeigt wird:

[language-server.tinymist]
command = "tinymist"

[language-server.tinymist.config]
preview.background.enabled = true
preview.background.args = [
"--data-plane-host=127.0.0.1:23635",
# "--invert-colors=auto",
"--open"
]

[[language]]
name = "typst"
language-servers = ["tinymist"]

#linux #latex #HelixEditor

It would be really nice to have my personal configs for #Helix, #Neovim, or #Codium in my #homemanager config, but also let a #devshell provide extra config specific to that repo.

Any ideas on how something like this could be achieved?

@bobulous @ainmosni @bernh woahhhh thanks so much for sharing this... Absolute gold 🪙#Helix #HelixEditor

@elfy What motivated to switch over?

I can't imagine for it to be an easy switch, given that apart from being modal, helix and emacs are very dissimilar.

What do you think helix is missing and could improve upon?

#helix #emacs