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[guiltiest-gear]

fuck it

tell me about your neovim config

Ok so I have put like literal hours upon hours into making my editor look just right and honestly I don't ever expect it to truly be perfect

Literally fucking everything is lazy loaded with the exception of my colorscheme and kinda technically my bufferline and startscreen and also my plugin manager bc you can't really lazy load that

I'm getting the absolute maximum performance out of my config and I want it to go as fast as possible

I have like 15 ms load times on average bc of just how much stuff is just not loaded at the start

Because I use lazy.nvim for my plugin manager, everything is cached as well, so that helps it go even faster on top of basically everything only loading when it absolutely needs to

And it's fully bootstrapping too

Literally you just clone it to .config/nvim and everything gets set up automatically

All of the plugins get installed, and all of my LSPs, linters, and formatters get installed automatically with some mason.nvim extensions

Of course, since I'm always working on my config, there is still come jank left over from a previous plugin manager I used to use called packer.nvim

It was ok but like performance-wise it wasn't very good :/

And you also had to close and reopen neovim to get all of the plugins to install correctly

But with lazy.nvim, all of the issues I had with packer.nvim were immediately solved and my config is blazing fucking fast

I also made the choice of splitting my config across multiple files so I have finer grained control over the core aspects of my config, being my non-plugin keymaps, autocommands, and options

They all have their own separate files which are required by my init.lua, which basically just requires four files and doesn't contain any actual config

All of it is blazing fast and I love to constantly tinker and mess with it, figuring out what plugins I don't need, what plugins I do need, and how I can improve it in general

Neovim is blank canvas and I have made it into an artwork with so many hours that I've lost count of

Anyway here's a link to it:

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Powerline fonts, Devicon glyphs, URXVT, Neo VIM

Powerline fonts, Devicon glyphs, URXVT, Neo VIM

For over a year I had been trying to get these to work together, but I had never been able to get them to play together. I tried installing Powerline fonts, Nerd fonts (the full set) different versions of URXVT, different versions of nvim, but the results were always the same, a bunch of disrespectful and awkward looking characters littered my editor and my terminal emulator. The good news is…