Using Kate editor and sjasmplus to build ZX Spectrum Next software (setup)

This is follow-up on my previous video, setting up my new notebook to my liking, and to handle building software for ZX Spectrum Next (8bit retro computer with modern spin on it). For my ZX Next assembly sessions I tend to use Kate editor, and sjasmplus assembler, with the appropriate highlight rules and build rules to have it all nice and cozy. When talking about syntax highlight and pointing with cursor down under my face, I forgot it's not visible in video. There's a drop-down widget which can be used to quickly switch between different syntax highlight rules, by default the asm file was using "Assembler/Asm6502" syntax highlighting. EDIT: I'm hinting there may be next video about building emulator... there will be not. The video footage I collected from the session would require serious editing and probably new voice-over recording and that's too much investment, so I will turn these two videos and the emulator setup footage into wiki article at the ZX Spectrum Next wiki and put here url of the article (hopefully in some reasonable time like weeks, not months/years). Timeline: 00:00 Hello everyone 01:35 picking up the particular test to edit 02:15 showing the command line assembling in konsole 04:04 installing Kate editor by aptitude package manager 05:00 opening asm file from Dolphin in Kate 05:49 Kate session creation 07:05 Setting syntax highlight for sjasmplus specifically 13:00 Setting build rule for sjasmplus 18:32 fighting with `.local/bin` path of sjasmplus installation 22:32 settling down on brute force approach and building... 25:36 setting up "build default target" hotkey to Shift+F10 25:55 demonstrating the error messages navigation capabilities 30:00 producing listing file during build 35:40 bragging about AMD creating fast HW 37:19 bye (talking about possible next video about ZEsarUX)