A lot of resources wasted on superfluous eyecandy. Honestly, I found a lot of the stylized icons illegible at times. When I was a newbie wanting to try out Arch the “safe way,” I resorted to the Garuda barebones version. It felt much more sane for a daily driver.

Helix is genuinely a great editor. Even the AppImage picks up LSP servers present on the system. If it works good enough for you, awesome! Don’t stop using it because someone sang praises of neovim.

The first one is reminiscent of Tom Scott’s Onosecond.

Or an Arc<Mutex<T>> if dealing with threads.

This is the way

Try out helix. It has a lot of sane defaults baked into it, treesitter, LSP support, etc.

*Laughs in Option<T>*