dotfiles VS nvim

My current setup has some issues, but you might find my dracula theme settings interesting. I added support for truecolor, darkened the background, and adjusted currentline color.

I keep them on github and my home directory contains a bare rpoe. I followed a guide to create my repo.

My dotfiles, which aren't super impressive.

This is what I do. I originally went the symlink route, but this is much easier to manage.

For more information: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/dotfiles and my dotfiles at https://github.com/mikeslattery/dotfiles

I maintain a dotfiles project in github (it also has /etc files in it). Helps when setting up another separate device.

I have a dotfiles project in github. In macos, I would just check it out into my home directory and have all my familiar settings like I have in Linux.

That's exactly what I created: https://github.com/mikeslattery/dotfiles

Create a dotfiles project, like mine

git clone --bare https://github.com/mikeslattery/dotfiles .dotfiles alias config="git -C $HOME --git-dir=$HOME/.dotfiles --work-tree=$HOME" config config --local status.showUntrackedFiles no config reset --hard

Yes there is and just makes it so for insert mode and search and stuff. I made this for myself with the same issue: https://github.com/rdpopov/nvim/blob/master/configs/lang.vim

Aight, here you go. I have some modifications i have made for me, that might be useful. Some of the photos are outdated, statusline very much so, i use something plain and clean of weird characters. But it works for generic text editing as well. https://github.com/rdpopov/nvim. Strongly recommend tmux too

You could try this as an alternative to sneak - phaazon/hop.nvim. And im not sure what the grep plugin does but vim has grep integrated. I use it like a ripgrep though. Look into liuchengxu/vista.vim if you haven't, it kinda does like an outline and does not require an lsp( but it can use it) so its more versatile. Look into undotree if that is something that might interest you, it's useful, and maybe set up persistent undo and undodir. Since there is someone else that said about native lsp.. I'll just say its way easier to set up a language server to work correctly. Another cool plugin to use is ray-x/navigator.lua, used it mainly to look at references but it's got more uses. I find airline to slow startup time so if you are experiencing a slowdown thats a possible culprit. Here is my config, steal if you want to. neovim

i have somehow made it work a little bit different for the completion and still works great nvimrc