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For Arch Linux, Install <code>neovim</code>, <code>python-pynvim</code> from Pacman and <code>neovim-plug-git</code> from AUR. | For Arch Linux, Install <code>neovim</code>, <code>python-pynvim</code> from Pacman and <code>neovim-plug-git</code> from AUR. | ||
Nvim provides a appimage that can be used when installing non-system package is not allowed: [[https://github.com/neovim/neovim/wiki/Installing-Neovim Installing Neovim]] | |||
I use [https://github.com/hbsnmyj/neoroedeer neoroedeer] for configuration. Link the init file to ~/.config/nvim/init.vim. Run <code>:PlugInstall</code> to install the plugins. | I use [https://github.com/hbsnmyj/neoroedeer neoroedeer] for configuration. Link the init file to ~/.config/nvim/init.vim. Run <code>:PlugInstall</code> to install the plugins. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:01, 6 February 2023
Neovim, or nvim is a re-written vim implementation. It is significantly faster than the vanilla fork, and has become my default editor.
Installation
For Arch Linux, Install neovim, python-pynvim from Pacman and neovim-plug-git from AUR.
Nvim provides a appimage that can be used when installing non-system package is not allowed: [Installing Neovim]
I use neoroedeer for configuration. Link the init file to ~/.config/nvim/init.vim. Run :PlugInstall to install the plugins.
Usage
Clipboard
"+ register is the clipboard on my system.
See :help clipboard
Latex
Git
Just call :Git.
Use :Gstatus for seeing the stage area, use cc to commit.
See Fugitive.
Mercurial
See Mercenary
Markdown
Install Markdown Preview.
Use :MarkdownPreview to start the preview engine.
Vimline
When writing text-based files, I use the following vim line to make vim break lines automatically.
vim: set tw=78 spell indentexpr=Use gq<location> to perform a reformatting operation.