Mike 
Oh yeah.. I got my nice #cinnamon desktop, #firefox, wifi, sound, brightness control and now #php and #nginx running on this #freebsd machine!
Also have #helixEditor installed.. now lets see if I can get it all configured!
Brisingr@krutonium #HelixEditor with #nixd LSP and #nixfmt formatter.
sntx@krutonium #HelixEditor with nil and nixfmt (rfc-style)
Here's my config: https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/hive/tree/main/item/cells/meta/homeProfiles/helix
Giovanni's (@Adopting Helix-isms | Kris Tun
An exploration of adopting Helix-isms into my Neovim workflow
Great keybindings if you want multiple cursors in neovim with a plugin
Trey@nikitonsky @mwichary this is tempting me to give it another shot, but I’m like 90% happy with #HelixEditor
Okay.. this is what I got so for on the #linux to #bsd challenge..
GhostBSD with #xfce on and old #thinkpad E540
Def some oddities, but overall, working pretty well. I have #git #telegram #firefox and #helixEditor installed.
And Arc-dark theme
Alex o_OJag hittade ett av de där perfekta användningsområdena för att köra flera pekare i #Helix
Jag skapade ett macro och skulle byta ut alla definitioner av en viss struct till detta macrot. Markera hela dokumentet → sök upp alla instantieringar av structen → markera/ersätt etc.
I video #2 kom jag på att jag kunde ändra ordningen och dela upp mina redan delade pekare. Det var coolt. 
BLet's see if I can remap my brain to use these keys since most newer laptop arrow keys suck.
```
[keys.normal]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"
[keys.insert]
A-j = "move_char_left"
A-l = "move_char_right"
A-i = "move_visual_line_up"
A-k = "move_visual_line_down"
```
Yannick FrançoisJe commence à utiliser des commandes Helix lorsque Vim s'ouvre pour faire mon message de commit...
Je crois que c'est bon, j'ai franchi un cap. Je vais prévenir Git que j'utilise Helix maintenant :)
James Hawley, PhDI decided to work on this #treesitter parser a little bit more and put together some documentation for it:
https://tree-sitter-fasta.jrhawley.ca/
This won't come as a surprise to software maintainers, but writing good documentation is hard! It takes a lot of time to make sure it's right and that things are understandable.
In this case, I found Tree-sitter's support across editors to be ... sparse. #HelixEditor is by far the easiest, which is why I've documented that one first.