Just leave the mouth breathers behind.

So apparently, it does work but not on all content. Doesn't work on HttpServer, and other content in same file but did work on definitions in other files.

Just some things I need to understand better.

I attempted Slackware but was completely lost at the time. So my first active distribution (I think) was Linux Mint 9 (I think). Back then I multi partitioned like 8 different Linux distributions at a time. It was like I was at the candy shop.

Ha! I remember Funttoo. Was that the one that vowed to be completely open source everything? I was so pumped for that distro but then I checked back a year later and it was partnering or doing something with BIG Closed Source megacompany. I was like, "what the hell!". I really had high hopes for that guy and his endeavor. I might be thinking about something else. But after that, I was die-hard crunchbang as my daily driver. That thing was smooth until Philip put it to a close.

Ok, so most seems to work so far now. Just that HttpServer doesn't work with a goto-preview (The app works when running so the all the codebase definitions are rooted). The issue I run into now is that sometimes when going to a definition and then closing that window causes the whole NeoVim session to close.

I'll try to debug at some time.

Looks like Rust-Analyzer will take some time to "load". Some content will load. I needed to use [g]oto-[p]review [D]eclaration instead of [d]efinition.

Some content still does not work on any goto-preview command.

and ... It had no feathers. A couple ferrets followed it along the way. I was frightened when I saw it, but was oddly calm. Like I was home playing a mindless game with my siblings.

The monster would bark and at that moment the ferrets would..

the ferrets would.. immediately assimilate a single file line. The monster would assume a marching progress and the ferrets heads would be upright. My heart started thumping. The monster seemed to bee line right towards me. I was in its line of sight. Maybe I was just in its way. What if I moved.

I decided to take a few steps to the left. A branch in the distance cracked and the Monster eased up. The ferrets gently scrambled. The march was no longer...