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where can i put a custom theme?

He said it, he really said it "I use Arch btw"

this looks cool. I've been using vim for work lately because I don't have enough memory to run vscode. i use ycm (youcompleteme) for lsp integration, and i mostly do typescript at work so i use tsserver. ycm comes with a lot of commands and not a lot of bindings so you have the freedom to bind the commands to whatever you want. i have many of the ycm commands bound -
leader g g to go to definition,
leader g r to list references in a quickfix menu,
leader s w to search for a symbol in the workspace,
etc.
i mostly use tabs and splits, with fzf to hop around files and ripgrep when leader s w isn't good enough. ripgrep is great because it respects .gitignore by default so I'm not sitting there growing old while ripgrep is searching my node modules. and I don't have to do grep --exclude-dir which is a lot to type. It's just :Rg and a window pops up where you can fuzzy grep, or :Rg with an argument to "ripgrep" for it.
i don't really use the file explorer much tbh. i have the default netrw and sometimes i open it when I'm new to a codebase but i rarely ever use it when I'm rolling. much of my time in vscode was spent looking for the right file to open, so fzf has saved me a lot of time and headache there.
for a shell i usually just pop out of vim and into another pane in my tmux session. if i need to reference the current file then I'll usually just run the command in vim. i have a binding to run a command and put the output in a buffer. if I'm about to commit something I'll usually run git status, get the output in a buffer, and ctrl+w g f to review each file in a tab.
my colorscheme is "torte" which came with my vim. i use nerd fonts and powerline. it's all pretty gucci

I like this video but he said, "I use arch btw".

“I use Arch btw” within a minute 😂 Love it

C# (.Net 6+) debug config would be amazing!

How to fiddle with scripts and external packages and downloads and configs to make vim more like viscose.

Honestly at that point you could just use vs ode or sublime or atom….

Were you able to make LSP and highlighting working in ~H and heex files for html and tailwind?

Hey, is it good for a beginner into neovim or not?
Im completely new to vim and neovim, wondering if I should stick to neovim or get a preconfig like nvChad

claims to be a chad but then uses a file tree. pathetic

I am so curious what terminal did u use in this video

How to configure nvchad to move lines up and down?

problems on windows with treesitter markdown compilation. Got tired after a few days of trying to fix it.

Thanks Man ! ❤

yeah, I had to upgrade to latest unstable

Error detected while processing /home/tron/.config/nvim/init.lua:
E5113: Error while calling lua chunk: /home/tron/.config/nvim/lua/core/init.lua:
67: attempt to call local 'autocmd' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
/home/tron/.config/nvim/lua/core/init.lua:67: in main chunk
[C]: in function 'require'
/home/tron/.config/nvim/init.lua:1: in main chunk

There is some problem in init.lua file in ~/.config/nvim, what should I do?

would be really helpful if you could take this a step futher to integrate smth like cmake and header, source code navigation. Like goto file, goto reference.. im having a real hard time getting it

Finally I can be a chad too, I use Kali btw