Nothing crazy though

Made it look a bit nicer, got telescope and some latex plugins, github copilot, couple small bits and pieces

Coolest thing is I wrote some code to grab the header files for all the OF boundary conditions and turn them into lua snippets

I don't get half of what you said, but I must admit this is cool!!

you guys pushed me to give a try to lazyvim and see how it goes

Here it is in action haha

recorded a video since people in here were interested a while back

lol, this is almost +18 XD

this is one of the nerdiest things I've ever heard

mind you, this is my 10th attempt and I'll stick to it solely because VSCode stopped working and I'm sick of tinkering with it

of course from now on I'm tinkering with nvim

how it stoped working?

all of a sudden it started to mix all different virtual environments, ignored my formatting/static type checking settings, terminal activated random virtual environment that I couldn't deactivate, tests wanted to run on anything but what I needed to etc.

i am not going near vim for the future years for sure. but would like to improve my workflow with vscode, and i feel like it i am not using it correctly XD

installed/reinstalled multiple times, cleared cache and all, same same

windows? or linux?

linux

maybe a .folder somewhere lost

you guys are using vscode to setup your cases?

I do everything with notepad++ 👀

nah, I'm trying to do some programming with it

i use vscode for setting my cases but simply to explor easily the case folder, thats why i was asking. (also the big benefit i have with it is connecting to the workstation in ssh so i can even copy/download files from vscode itself that is fucking helpfull AF)

@User Spam

Idk how to keep these guys out of the server

We don't want your MacBook, piss off

Oh ,I wanted my own Mac book 😢 ahahaha