ain't this is why I chose #nyxt in 1st place?
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I would have loved to see some kind of merge of #lem, #mcclim and #nyxt. At least a version of Lem running in Nyxt, making the power of both available to build upon. I have #lisp pretty much top to bottom now (including #guix and #stumpwm), but it's still pretty disconnected. I can control things from emacs though, so that's the middle ground, but I would have loved #CommonLisp there too.
#Nyxt has the best commit messages ever: https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt/commit/612ffc29a
GitHubDelete all CI routines. · atlas-engineer/nyxt@612ffc2CI is a desperate attempt to paper over the cracks of a poorly written codebase,
a Frankenstein's monster of a system that's held together with duct tape,
prayers, and the tears of frustrat...
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@MagicLike @alina @mozilla @servo @zenbrowser ESR & distro versions (at least Debian's) are probably going to be fine for a while.
Also, #Nyxt is a nice browser too and not dependent on Firefox upstream to keep existing.
The main engine it uses is not so great at security though. Making bindings for Servo and contributing them to it would be an improvement.
Also, #Nyxt is a nice browser too and not dependent on Firefox upstream to keep existing.
The main engine it uses is not so great at security though. Making bindings for Servo and contributing them to it would be an improvement.
I just created a gist to have a #Nord theme for the #nyxt #web #browser. Maybe that'll help someone else?
https://gist.github.com/pace-gene/5a8e2e21e33cffa3948f654e90fb8003
GistA Nord-color based theme for the Nyxt browser (version 3.12)A Nord-color based theme for the Nyxt browser (version 3.12) - nord-theme.lisp
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@khinsen I see. For the local guix.scm there is an option used by #Nyxt project https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt/blob/master/guix.scm
GitHubnyxt/guix.scm at master · atlas-engineer/nyxtNyxt - the hacker's browser. Contribute to atlas-engineer/nyxt development by creating an account on GitHub.
Is there a #Nyxt contingent here?
So sad that #nyxt is so buggy on my system... Keeps crashing and hanging and rendering pages incorrectly. The password manager also requires too much manual intervention for my taste. I really love the concept, though, and I really hope that it will improve soon. I want emacs keybindings for my browser. And I want my browser to be a #lisp machine...
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Nyxt browser: The hacker's browser
"Nyxt [nýkst] is a keyboard-driven web browser designed for hackers. Inspired by Emacs and Vim, it has familiar keybindings (Emacs, vi, CUA), and is infinitely extensible in Lisp"
nyxt.atlas.engineerNyxt browser: The hacker's browser
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@TauAs Sounds interesting.
- Would be cool if #Nyxt supported #Gecko and by Gecko I mean @torproject / #TorBrowser and #Firefox.
It seems however better than #Ladybug and in terms of #Rendering it's closer to Firefox's #ReaderMode than #Lynx.Browser...
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I love #qutebrowser and used it quite extensively in the past, only utilizing another browser in cases where qutebrowser would not function properly on a particular website. Unfortunately, something in my config has caused it to start misbehaving, and I have not put in the time to diagnose the issue, so I'm left with a lesser browser for now.
Nevertheless, #Nyxt being fully hackable is quite exciting, and I would probably give up qutebrowser for it if it were polished some.
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Tried #nyxt a couple of times, and I love the idea, but agree with you, just too many rough edges to get caught on.
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@BigEatie At the moment #librewolf as tbh I am not trusting pure #firefox As a side browser #nyxt but I just wish it was more polished.
And, yes, the #nyxt web browser will compile on 32 bit with sbcl recompiled with a 2048Mb sized
dyn stack once you edit the makefile:
cd ~/common-lisp/nyxt
cp makefile makefile.new
sed -i 's,max 3072,max 2048,' makefile.new
make
