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I have the problem that something here blocks it. No matter how often I try it always fails to connect to github for that package
i like that in spacemacs you can hit Ctrl-h
and check what commands, keybindings available
it would be cool if we could also install layers on the fly.
spc _ i
-> pick layer 'javascript' -> proton writes .proton
file and reloads itself
or mode hinting: user opens js file, proton says "hey there is a javascript layer available. Do you want to enable it?"
Since atom is a web app we can create user friendly page where user can select layers, see configs etc.
Do you guys have your .proton
files in a dotfiles repo? I'd be interested to look at some for ideas.