If you run in distrobox you should not have issues with dependencies
Yeah, just tried and there were no issues with dependencies. However, it seems like language servers are not working well. Gotta see how much of a hassle it is to go through it. EDIT: It was missing gcc, installed it and it works! It was less hassle than I expected, thank you!!
You can use bob (a neovim version manager). It requires rustup though
This is the best option
I'be been having the same issue on mint, I did build it from source but it's not the most convenient. I did afterwards use a fedora atomic (immutable) and a distrobox with fedora classic on it. I think it is the most convenient if you are ready to use containers. You will have to export it to the host and it will use the configuration from your home folder
If I remember well, the PPA is outdated too !
Distrobox FTW!
While distrobox works well, I am worried that mismatches in packages could cause issues.
That should not be a thing in the first place. Though, if you prefer to designate a different home folder for the distrobox container, then it's worth noting that Distrobox does offer support for that.
I'd suggest nix and home-manager. I just added the following to my home.nix, and lazyvim works perfectly fine on nvim 0.9.5 (0.9.4 on the stable branch):
home.packages = with pkgs;
([
...
#neovim
#git,make,npm,node,and ripgrep are already installed
neovim
python311
python311Packages.pip
# python311Packages.pynvim
luajitPackages.luarocks
cargo
# lunarvim
lazygit
tree-sitter
nerdfonts
....
]);
I ran in to this on Debian on WSL on my work machine. Decided to just build Neovim from source.
Why don't you download the latest release/nightly from github and unpack it somewhere?
I tried that, but
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