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OKAY NERDS LISTEN UP
I had to make some fucking compromises okay?
What this Repo is For?
base defines a developer environment. It packages up Git and Neovim into a quick-and-easy docker image.
Then you extend upon it to create environments for different purposes. The flutter example provided shows how you can maintain the same cozy environment while also being able to test GUI application. This is thanks to two things; x application forwarding and xwayland.
What are the compromises
I can't make it a one-stop-shop thing. You have to mount a few cheeky locations, and it all depends on your configuration, because all of us fucking Linux users have more opinions on sysconf than windows users have spyware.
I had to draw some bloody boundaries, okay?
- Base now only installs ssh/git/yay/nvim and configures nvim
- I expect that you're adhering to XDG shit for ssh socks. IE /run/user/some/shit
- I expect that you have xhost installed.
- I expect that if this throws errors that you figure your own shit out
- I expect that you have ~/.gitconfig configured on your host
- I expect that your ~/.gitconfig just looks at ~/.config/git like it should from fucking factory
- You're welcome to map ~/.config/nvim I dont care.
- Other shit. Read run.sh.
What's nice?
It does seem to kind-of "just work".
If you're using SSH agent properly on your host then the docker container just kinda shares that love. Adding keys in container also adds in host because of volume maps
So this whole thing is kinda chill. The only annoying thing is that sometimes the text in container is blue, sometimes it's white. Depends on your TERM and COLORTERM variables. I try to set sane variables but I think mapping ~/.bashrc breaks that.
LSP Config
You can get minmaxxy and shit about LSP configuration. There's a bunch of system stuff that needs to be installed though. I dont know how I want to handle this yet.