nve stands for nvim edit and utilized the nvd alias to open my vim
config in a way that I can see changes prior to running nix. The nvd
alias is short for nvim dots and is just a shortcut to opening the
configs within my dots repo and having that nvim session use those
configs directly instead of the configs in the default location.
Element seems to need to compile electron every single update and, on
macOS, runs another app called electron that is not of use to me.
Flatpak and Homebrew will work faster and be user friendly all around.
Can it be this easy to make nvim stuff just work? Do I really just need
to pull the files in with Home Manager? It seems so, so long as nvim
knows about gcc :)
There is also a related side of tmux here because it all ties together.
