GabMus

Hey everyone! I've been working on this for quite a while, and now I think it's time for me to share it with the world!

Nvpunk is my personal neovim distribution, initially it had no name and it was just my config, living in my dotfiles. As time went on and some friends started wanting to try it out for themselves, suggesting changes, features and reporting bugs, it started growing, taking the form of a full on application.

At some point I decided to name it and give it its own repo to live in, and Nvpunk was born.

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[Screenshot of the Nvpunk greeter](https://preview.redd.it/k23697wn2h2a1.png?width=900&format=png&auto=webp&s=c080dd6df4eee47d41dc1f4538739325c585e650

As the title says, I'm kind of overwhelmed by the many different options out there, and since I've made many mistakes already in the past when integrating other similarly complex features in my config, I'd want to avoid it this time and maybe get a good grip on how dap works.

1. Do you have any recommended packages besides nvim-dap?
2. Are there any particular gotchas I should know about before diving in?
3. Can you share your config?

I like the idea behind the health module, and when things break it's a great troubleshooting tool, but sometimes it gets in the way.

This is most noticeable with treesitter on new installations where I'm still missing some packages. I do want to be notified, but I don't want my workflow to be disrupted.

Is there a way to suppress the interrupting messages for health.report_error, maybe show them with nvim-notify instead, while keeping everything logged as normal?

Hi, I want to create a Raspberry Pi Pico powered device that would act as a bluetooth game controller. I know that the Pico is able to emulate HID devices via USB, but what about bluetooth? Does this depend on the kind of bluetooth module I get? Which bluetooth module would you suggest to buy to accomplish this task?

Mind you, I'm not very skilled with electronics, and I'm still learning.

I recently found out that on itch.io and other sites there are lots of free vr games/demos that I'd like to play. I tried adding one of those games to steam and launching it through steamvr with proton enabled, but it results in the game running inside a window, and nothing showing up in VR. Do you know how to do this?