The work that @marekfort.bsky.social has done here is quite impressive 🤯. And the best of all is that you can plug it into:
• Xcode projects
• Tuist-generated projects
• Swift packages
And thanks to smaller file-system footprint, CI caching becomes faster. 
If you use SwiftPM – and it doesn't matter if you use our generated projects or not! – you might wanna check out the new Tuist Registry to improve your project's dependency resolution. We truly believe this can become an essential piece in any Swift developer's toolchain ☺️
If this all sounds intriguing, head over to our docs and take it for a spin: docs.tuist.dev/en/guides/de... The Tuist Registry would not have been possible without the amazing Swift community. We both depend on the Package Registry Service accepted and implemented in Swift 5.7, the amazing Swift Package Index as a source of open source Swift packages, and the Tuist community. So, _thank you_ 💜
However, when you use the Tuist Registry, SwiftPM communicates with our servers and only serves you the versions you need. The amount of data that needs to be transferred and stored on your disk is smaller by up to 90 %! We've seen projects going from 6 GB to 600 MB for their dependencies folder.
So, what _is_ Tuist Registry? It's a centralized place for open source Swift packages. The current status quo with SwiftPM is having to do deep clone of _every_ dependency that you might need. That can be slow, inefficient, and unreliable.
We have also recorded a video walkthrough, so you can see the Tuist Registry in action: videos.tuist.dev/w/6pSq8dstTG... The Tuist Registry is _out_: tuist.dev/blog/2025/01... 🔥📦
Want to make your SwiftPM resolutions more reliable, efficient, and faster? Then you might want to have a look 👀
Oh, and we shouldn't forget to mention – this feature is available for _anybody_, regardless of your setup. 
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TIL htop can also show zfs arc stats
hahaha 🤫
nice one!
Nah just running a big Postgres instance!
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your ryzen doesn't have to know 😏
damnnnnn they outdid me :O
Full Changelog and Download Zed Preview here:
https://zed.dev/releases/preview?b=28
#ZedEditor v0.171 cont. - Linux: Added a way to use audio in collaboration rooms. - Linux: Added support for the Cut, Copy, Paste, Undo, Redo, New, Open, Save, and Find keys to the default keymap.
v0.171 cont. - Added `editor: swap selection ends` action which swaps the cursor location from the beginning/end of a given selection. - Added deepseek-r1 to ollama context size defaults. - Improved syntax highlighting for Python. - Persisted font size changes made with actions to the user settings
v0.171 cont. - Added new command to move the focused panel to the next valid dock position – `workspace: move focused panel to next position`. - Added auto-expanding directories when doing a drag-and-drop operation in the project panel.
v0.171 cont. - Added Vim `:!`, `:!` and `:r!` support. - Added Vim `!` operator in normal/visual mode. - Added Emacs mark mode (`ctrl-space` / `ctrl-@` to set mark; `ctrl-x ctrl-x` to swap mark/cursor).
Zed Preview v0.171 is out too: - Improved app responsiveness when encountering a large number of diagnostics. - Added scrollbar to terminal. - Added `workspace: activate next window` and `workspace: activate previous window` actions for cycling between windows.