#Neovim

[mybeanalgebra]

I use (neo)vim

I've been using arrow keys for navigation, and I decided I wanted to use hjkl instead

Someone on the internet had the idea to rebind those to jkil to make it easier to pick up

I decided I wanted to do something like that

I think I picked the most cursed option

Behold: English (US, intl., with dead keys, cursed edition)

Yes this is my keyboard layout

Yes I decided to edit xkb rather than my neovim configuration

Over the next few days we will find out what effect this has on my typing

[raspbian-official]

probably i should learn how to use neo/vi/m or similar sometime. i guess the reason i haven't is i don't use console text editors that often? if i'm doing a writing project i'll either use libreoffice or scrivener (depending on length) and if i just need to edit a config usually kate or nano work. the only programming i do is html/css, and i usually just do that in kate. maybe a more powerful editor would help my flow? unsure. would totally help with the whole "relatively universal linux console editor" thing though

[flatpak-official]

have you posted more your colorschemes anywhere? the one in your pinned post looks really nice! - @cups-official

hi @cups-official !!!

they're both on my codeberg as neovim schemes with a random assortment of extras (lifted repo structure from tokyonight + lua that i do not understand from xero)!! my dotfiles are a mess right now but i use them with sway, yambar, bemenu, mako, etc. i'll get around to mirroring them to github for easier installation maybe

perona.nvim

moonqueen.nvim

[novachrono-julius]

Goodbye Vim, Hello Neovim!

"It's great that I've fully migrated from Vim to Neovim. Setting up the configurations took some time, but I'm glad I made the switch. Chris was right; I should have done this sooner! While leaving familiar habits behind wasn't easy, I'm satisfied with my progress."

[heart-ghost-studyblr]

Some screen sharing of challenging backend Java code that I was testing, although it was quite basic, to be honest.

Additionally, my notebook contained a pretty basic code base for a producer class that I wrote by hand. I want to become very skilled in creating Java classes based on the producer-consumer pattern using Kafka.

[verynerdyelaine]

I have to admit I use MacOS more than Arch Linux but at least its better than W*ndows

[squirrelstothenuts]

If you use vim or neovim (i like to remap to get vim-like keybindings in every programs i use), someone made an eva unit 01 theme for it. Popular plugins like whichkey, lualine, fzf or telescope are even themed. Palette is also lovely named about eva ("LCL" for orange^^). Author even has a custom eva mechanical keyboard. It won't replace your ros�� pine, tokyonight, dracula, gruvbox... but it's a cool colorscheme.

author: https://haunted.computer/@xero repo: https://github.com/xero/evangelion.nvim

[lapepega]

someone help me i'm addicted to neovim ricing, i've spent like 15hrs tinkering with the configs already and I still don't have DAP or support for half the languages i want.

YET somehow i'm still having fun. what's wrong with me. I could've just installed nvchad T-T

[yourlocalnerd07]

Neovim supremacy

👆👆👆👆👆👆👆👆

FAX.

[disease]

[WHY VIM IS MORE THAN JUST AN EDITOR]

[neovim-official]

Starting to make my first neovim plugin, wish me luck

[mualice]

Godot's only flaw is its code editor (and in some ways, GDScript).

Why is there no way to check what type a variable is? I get that we can do `var name: type = value`, however we sometimes need to infer the type from its usage throughout the code. I find that the code editor doesn't show me that in a readable way...

I encounter so many eccentricities of the code editor that I find myself wanting to go back to neovim. ;-;

[flatpak-official]

perona 👻 | moon queen 🌙

i've shared these indirectly before through rice screenshots, but here are my toei animation-inspired neovim colorschemes. i haven't ported them to many applications/terminal emulators besides foot since i use them all over my sway setup.

they're works in progress; despite moon queen's repo age, i've been messing with it for almost a year and a half now(!) and only recently for neovim. i use a lot of the mini.nvim library, so idk if i'll ever add support for a lot of popular plugins.

i don't know lua that well, so i ripped a lot off of xero's evangelion.nvim, not in least of which for weaboo inspiration, and used the excellent lush.nvim and shipwright combo. i highly recommend them for making your own!

[lunachats]

nvim default color scheme is weird. like why are you so stingy about using colors?? do u not want to provide me with legibility & enrichment

[pixelatus-dev]

VIM Motions

[theshipsong]

i just think i put far too much time into linux for my post-grad school industry swap not to be IT