Is the error 1:1 no such buffer message an invalid issue?

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(an extreme example might be “canonicalitudinalismification”).

that alone puts any tongue twister (trabalenguas) to shame

So I guess if you’re in the habit of using :cd then using :<up> to pick a buffer-switching command from history, especially one you used tab-completion to write in the first place, you’re likely to encounter this error.

Thanks

Now the question that stands in my end, and out of all the kaks I may have been running or I may have compiled and invoked the executable…

Why. why then only the desktop.file works see Menu entry after installation - #9 by nonumeros, as opposed to the rest

Specifically the one with the

 Exec=uxterm /usr/local/bin/kak
 Path=
 Terminal=false

And no, none of these options for the Desktop Entry Specifications is specified thereafter

I lost count of the modifications to bash configuration file. Nothing seemed to work.

Only the kak desktop.file worked for this current issue.

edit I noticed it first between say a file such as ~/.config/kak/kakrc and the debug buffer. Error 1:1 no such buffer

Then, a make install would take care of it, or so I thought. But I was wrong again!!

on the terminal

 $which kak
 $/usr/local/bin/kak

If I invoke kak from the terminal and edit! ~/.config/kak/kakrc and then try to switch back to that file after cd onto another directory the error would come back. 1:1 'b' no such buffer '~.config/kak/kakrc'

but with the desktop.file I don’t encounter this error.

Is the Makefile correct?

And you might tell me, ‘that’s just wild a guess’. but I’m almost certain that that’s where the problem lies.

Because kak needs a XDG_CONFIG_HOME to breathe, correct? or if not it will fallback to $HOME/.config/kak

Then, if I were to put kak the executable on my personal bin (whatever this bin might be) is supposed to work under this current issue, but it doesn’t. So the only thing left is the Makefile by which make makes it.

edit

Furthermore, I’ve always compiled it as such

  g++ -rdynamic -O3 -pedantic -std=c++17 -g -Wall -Wextra - 
  Wno-unused-      parameter - Wno-sign-compare -Wno-address
  ln -sf kak.opt kak

Except the last one from sources

   g++ -rdynamic -pedantic -std=gnu++14 -g -Wall -Wextra - 
   Wno-unused-parameter -   Wnoeorder -Wno-sign-compare - 
   Wno-address -Wno-noexcept-type -Wno-unknown-       
   attributesWno-unknown-warning-option
   ...
   ln -sf kak.debug kak

Regardless, in both cases, the error is still there.
Only the desktop.file apparently works as intended.