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what do you mean?
Means have you used neovim and such and they have the package adder and in that they provide the lsp for writing fast code. So if the tabby can have an extension that can provide the language lsp support for some languages in-built then it would be awesome. I was just reading that.
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what do you mean?
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Obviously this is meant for the installer one and I didn’t meant it for the web one?. If I am unclear then ponder not and flick me a reverse mail and I will let you more informed on this. If it makes sense then let me know. I am going to use this also just having a little memory and space run out as of now and when low on memory I have seen it hangs while coding.
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Means have you used neovim and such and they have the package adder and in that they provide the lsp for writing fast code. So if the tabby can have an extension that can provide the language lsp support for some languages in-built then it would be awesome. I was just reading that.
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what do you mean?
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I think you might be confused about what role a terminal plays in this. Check out https://rsdlt.github.io/posts/rust-nvim-ide-guide-walkthrough-development-debug/
I have used this and it is awesome. I have a limited memory mac and hence cant afford to keep two terminals at once otherwise definitely would have kept this. Must recommend to all. If you can integrate the RUST lsp and also others with in the tabby and also for the offline support just like the neovim and others then it would be the best one.