lazy-require.nvim VS dotfiles

Normally you can use tjdevries/lazy-require.nvim/ but sadly neotest's function is hidden under 2-depth table.

But FYI, there might be a name clash with https://github.com/tjdevries/lazy.nvim :-/

Here is my understanding. There is a penalty for using vim.cmd or accessing vim functions. They supposedly will only run as fast as they would in vimscript it's self so not very fast. Not sure of any of them are actually functioning different from their vimscript implementation. Vim.cmd likely is even slower since it requires the extra overhead of persing the vimscript. For lazy loading take a look at https://github.com/tjdevries/lazy.nvim .

I use a custom script for managing my brightness level that literally just writes incremented numbers to this file: https://github.com/MitchMarq42/dotfiles/blob/main/.local/bin/brightctl

There are various things you can do with ACPI and pkexec if you care about security and stuff. I don't bother with this; I made a script (https://github.com/MitchMarq42/dotfiles/blob/main/.local/bin/brightctl) that uses basic arithmetic and echoes the new number to /sys/class/backlight/*_bl0/brightness. As the script states, you will want to run this as root or chown the brightness file.

You can find all these in https://github.com/MitchMarq42/dotfiles/tree/main/.local/bin BTW

Hi. I run Artix on my main machine and manage a remote Debian server; and I run zsh on both (my dotfiles: https://github.com/mitchmarq42/dotfiles; basically i just have zplug install powerlevel10k, fast-syntax-highlighting, and zplug itself).