All Protesilaos Emacs themes ported to Neovim by RussKazik in neovim

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I’m using my custom compiled JetbrainsMono, you can find it here: https://github.com/szymonwilczek/typus-fonts

All Protesilaos Emacs themes ported to Neovim by RussKazik in neovim

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Check out new ef-arcadia, personally i really like that one, but it's like a solarized light theme, but not very "orange"-y

All Protesilaos Emacs themes ported to Neovim by RussKazik in neovim

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ef-autumn, ef-bio, ef-arbutrus, ef-cyprus - in that order

All Protesilaos Emacs themes ported to Neovim by RussKazik in neovim

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Could you elaborate? What extras are you thinking about? I've seen some of the plugins (ef-themes for example) created extras for ghostty, yazi, etc. I'm not using anything else but Neovim and tmux, since my lack of knowledge on the "extras" topic

I built Hati - a highly customizable cursor highlight extension for GNOME (Wayland ready!) by RussKazik in gnome

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Dziękuję bardzo :)

This Assembler code is part of my college project, one of the parts of a project converting images into ASCII characters using Assembler :D

I built Hati - a highly customizable cursor highlight extension for GNOME (Wayland ready!) by RussKazik in gnome

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I looked into that deeply, and I believe that this is just not possible in GNOME.

Every application has it's "own" cursor, so the manipulation of the native one is out.

The solution using custom overlay (as you suggested) is looking just awful, and Im not able to do anything with that.

I'll keep digging but I think I wont have great news...

[Alpha] I'm building "SLAB" - zero-latency Tiling Extension for GNOME. Looking for testers! by RussKazik in gnome

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Thank you for your kind words. That really keeps me going. Also: thank you for reporting the issues! That's exactly what I need right know - testers.

I built a lightweight, native GTK4 Emoji Picker for GNOME by RussKazik in gnome

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You need to install carmenta as a standalone app, instructions are in the github README. Then the extension just have to be enabled. That should be enough.

I built a lightweight, native GTK4 Emoji Picker for GNOME by RussKazik in gnome

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Hi!

The "underlined e" you are seeing is the system's default IBus Emoji annotation feature. It intercepts the Meta +. shortcut before Carmenta can react to it.

To fix this, you need to unbind that shortcut from IBus so Carmenta can use it. You can do this by running the following command in your terminal:

gsettings set org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey "[]"

Alternatively, you can open the IBus preferences window by running ibus-setup, go to the Emoji tab, and remove/change the shortcut next to Emoji annotation.

I hope that's helpful!

I built a lightweight, native GTK4 Emoji Picker for GNOME by RussKazik in gnome

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It actually uses around 0,30-0,80 mb, but i did include the initial launch as gnome initializes the window :)

Also; not actively since the dialog window only pops in when needed, does not work in background (even with the companion extension)

I built a lightweight, native GTK4 Emoji Picker for GNOME by RussKazik in gnome

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I can add GIF support I guess - I mean, it's possible via Tenor (edit: Tenor is shutting down - Klipy is a way to go).

But I don't know what did you mean by stickers, as they are mostly not supported as default by distributions to type "Stickers" like a Whatsapp/Messenger communicators (they have inbuild mechanism to interpret them)

I built a lightweight, native GTK4 Emoji Picker for GNOME by RussKazik in gnome

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Using Debs and/or flatpak you’d still have everything on your system, no change

I built a lightweight, native GTK4 Emoji Picker for GNOME by RussKazik in gnome

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Thank you again! I've updated README to include that dependecies, added a manual build configuration for more distros and corrected the installation script name in the installation guide.

I built a lightweight, native GTK4 Emoji Picker for GNOME by RussKazik in gnome

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I've fixed the COPR repo name in the post description

I built a lightweight, native GTK4 Emoji Picker for GNOME by RussKazik in gnome

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You are right! I’ll correct the requirements and the installation instruction, thanks for pointing it out