I think my issue was *not* related to this, so I might as well keep
using it since it does seem useful in the long run.
This reverts commit a94f349dde.
Now that my issue with it has been resolved [1], let's switch to the
more mature tool.
This also solves a small issue that I had with `diff-highlight` which is
that non-highlighted text should not be boldened.
[1]: https://github.com/dandavison/delta/issues/544
Turns out it is more trouble than it is worth trying to make this work:
with the secure socket problem etc...
The first start up is fast enough for me in the end.
This reverts commit cc21d84808.
Turns out it is *not* ideal when modifying my WM configuration in any
way... Having i3 restart due to changing a keybinding is not great.
This reverts commit 6bec62073b.
I have decided that the potential security and privacy risk of exposing
my MAC addresses is fine by me.
My earphones and headphones do not seem to expose their battery level,
would need more investigation.
The service definition is pretty awful, but it deals with the secure
socket correctly...
This avoids having a small lapse when starting the very first shell of a
session, which must first launch the server.
Similarly to the `zsh` snippet, launch tmux unless I explicitly do not
want it.
The reason I also add it in `i3` is to make the launch happen sooner,
and to avoid doing double work on some shell startup shenanigans if I
can.
For now, the nix store path is hard-coded rather than substituted.
This is useful for pretty-printing C++ types compiled with a different
C++ library from my gdb.
