Side tracking : you mention ghostty to ditch tmux, but isn’t one of the big feature of mix being able to keep sessions alive, for example if sshing into a server. How are you solving that?
Keeping sessions alive on a server still works, of course. In that case, I think the performance penalty imposed by tmux is still less than SSH/connection overhead. So no problem there.
I use magit in emacs. That is a good reason to stay in emacs. I did use git from the command line for many years before, but magit is very versatile and convenient. An extension like that or one even better for zed would be nice.
I can see that you're writing go code... So I thought I should give it a try ... apologies if my question is naive... I'm quite fond of Zed but sadly I don't know how can I use it in my go project. I don't have any issues unless I'm editing a file which contains a build tag and then the whole autocomplete or finding references doesn't work anymore ... I tried to play a bit with the config but couldn't figure out what to do ... I think this guy on Github have the same issue as me and perhaps describe it better than I 😅https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/4660#issuecomment-1908629303
Thank you very much for sharing your experience. I'm quite looking forward for the cool new things that will be shipped with Zed in the future. And all the best for your new job 🙂
One of the best things I love about vim/neovim is that migration to new machines or ssh server manipulations aren't hard.
But I can imagine that if Zed has vim mode. You can just use the same very vim motions on ssh sessions.
What do you think about Zed support in the future? Vim/Neovim is already rooted, hard, what do you think about Zed?
Side tracking : you mention ghostty to ditch tmux, but isn’t one of the big feature of mix being able to keep sessions alive, for example if sshing into a server. How are you solving that?
Keeping sessions alive on a server still works, of course. In that case, I think the performance penalty imposed by tmux is still less than SSH/connection overhead. So no problem there.
I really want a git panel in zed
I use magit in emacs. That is a good reason to stay in emacs. I did use git from the command line for many years before, but magit is very versatile and convenient. An extension like that or one even better for zed would be nice.
How do you debug go on Zed?
I can see that you're writing go code... So I thought I should give it a try ... apologies if my question is naive... I'm quite fond of Zed but sadly I don't know how can I use it in my go project. I don't have any issues unless I'm editing a file which contains a build tag and then the whole autocomplete or finding references doesn't work anymore ... I tried to play a bit with the config but couldn't figure out what to do ... I think this guy on Github have the same issue as me and perhaps describe it better than I 😅https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/4660#issuecomment-1908629303
Thank you very much for sharing your experience. I'm quite looking forward for the cool new things that will be shipped with Zed in the future. And all the best for your new job 🙂
Just replied: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/4660#issuecomment-2058972379
Thanks a lot 🙏
And there's already video commentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRnWmNdf5IE