unfortunately it requires a newer version of nim than apt has but it says a lot about how intriguing this is that I'm even considering doing a manual install of some random compiler I've never used just to try it out
regret to inform you that it doesn't work, like at all =(
here's my blog, which is like the most 2004 kind of web site you can imagine--scrolling around the page results in all kinds of visual glitches, skipped paragraphs, and random control codes
oh well; maybe in a few years!
@technomancy exwm.... nerd.. (how do you cope with emacs freezing from time to time doing large operations? that's the main reason I stopped using it a while ago)
@lobo that doesn't happen on my setup
I mean even if I didn't use exwm, if I had some elisp that caused emacs to hang I would get rid of it! because that's shitty elisp
@technomancy hm that makes sense... I honestly don't remember what was it specifically that would make emacs hang on my setup, but I do remember it happening... so that might just be a me thing? maybe I should give it a go again
@lobo I mean there is a lot of shitty elisp out there, true
I'm pretty picky about what I will allow to run on my emacs and I understand that may not be viable for everyone: https://git.sr.ht/~technomancy/dotfiles/tree/main/item/.emacs.d/lib
but yeah, I would give it another go; you can use M-x toggle-debug-on-quit to get a stack trace whenever you see it hang; yeet the offender and repeat till it works smoothly?