carnivorousdrew

What breaks in your case? I never had problems with it except with the side window mode

Look at mr. Galileo here saying the sun does not rotate around the earth!

lol jokes aside I had no idea this stuff even existed. I use the mouse sporadically to change window or tab, or ina messy files go to a specific point in the buffer, but this strokes stuff is something else. I have worked in computer vision, idk what they are using in the back but I guess it must be fairly rudimentary, I wonder if training a mainstream deeplearning CV model could provide better results after the user calibrates it... If anyone would be interested in working on it hit me up.

Doing work to make a legacy here, right on Mike!

Hi, I work with big codebases as well and yes, no lsp client or server works well for python when you are dealing with a big codebase with a bunch of dependencies. It will slow down and get into bottlenecks easily. lsp-bridge provides some advantages to that but I don't see it as a real solution. If your complaints are mainly about speed, well then there is no fix to that unless you work with smaller projects.

If your complaints are about setting up a project and configuring the virtual environment and lsp's to pick it up etc... then I was working on a package called pyconf to automate much of that, but I haven't picked it up in a while...

I till have to find time to test it but glanced through it on Monday, it is pretty awesome to have, this plus eglot is all someone needs imo.