I found myself in the past always reaching for VSCode when I start working on a new project, or a code base I am not really familiar with. Simply ...
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Yet another install NeoVim on your *nix machines and configs. What about Windows?
Tmux doesnt support Windows. And before someone suggests me to switch to Linux. I would say Been there, done that, regretted that.
You're not missing too much by not using tmux. Find yourself a terminal that supports tabs and split panes and you're done. I used cmder in the past, it was good and supports split panes.
There is also the new windows terminal, which is called windows terminal. That also looks good. Or maybe one of those electron based terminal like this one.
Another thing you can try is use neovim itself as a replacement for tmux. Using
neovim-qtand this plugin.nvimux looks pretty awesome thanks for the suggestion! Alacritty terminal is the only terminal that doesn’t have lag. Most of those electron based ones are super laggy! They are awesomely full featured, but with that there are trade offs.
I really love tmux because I can use it as a server and pair program:)
I really hate lags in terminals. One of the main reasons I did not switch to VSCode!
RStudio has the best terminal IDE I found so far!
Never mind guys. I switched to Linux now. Everything is even-steven.
Thing is I don't find devs talking about Windows compatibility and with rumours of Windows NT kernel being replaced by Linux one, I though it would be wise to get on the train sooner. I won't complain though. Windows has given me so many games and things to not worry about. It has its pros and cons just like Linux has its.
Also, I have stopped playing games since the last 6 months. So, I didn't require Windows. I switched to Garuda Linux and everything is working good.
Anyways thanks for the suggestion.
I have neovim running on Windows. With the new terminal it works really well.
Have you tried WSL2 before? You then should be able to do pretty much everything in this post.
I just started using tmux. I used the tabs and panes my terminal emulator provided for years and it works perfectly fine.
You didnt get into the outcome, was it worth all this configuration? Speed? Ease of use? Could you replicate the same features? Any disadvantages?
I guess for Windows, this is off limits, unless you use WSL.
Yeah I don’t do windows.
you map to many key for function key in alacrtty . what is the purpose to do that
This is a pretty vanilla
alacritty.ymlfile (or at least less then a year ago). Honestly I don't use any of them.Asking the important questions
Why?
I prefer to use the
undofileand not deal with the swapfile.undofileis nice because I can closeviand reopen and still undo changes I made before.he use undofile. i came neovim from vscode too and the swap file is so annoy. i already have git and undofile then i don't need it
Looks good, I too have recently switched fully into using NeoVim.
Thank you! Do you have these configs in a dotfile in a repo somewhere?
github.com/casonadams/linux-dotfiles
Enjoy!
You might be interested in this idea too github.com/casonadams/nvim-container