This repository includes my setup for my editor, shell, window manager and
other things which I would like to keep a history of. I most often update my
Vim configuration (which is my editor of choice). Most of the dependencies,
other than the specific component which is configured, are self-contained.
One notable exception to that rule is fzf.
I will try to keep a list here for future reference.
One "rule" that I will try to follow is that I do not keep configurations which
I am not using (I am already breaking this one 😄). For example, I
recently moved back from neovim to good old regular vim, thus I have removed
the nvim directory. The rationale for that is based on the fact that I am
keeping these dotfiles using git which makes them easily trackable and
reversible.
Dependencies
- fzf
- some of the necessary file organization since some paths are hardcoded for now
Future reference
Other useful tools
- vim-plugins-profiler - Detect plugins which slow down the startup of Vim
Setting up CoC
Installing the necessary LSPs:
:CocInstall coc-clangd coc-vimlsp coc-cmake coc-shSetting up zsh
On initial startup no actual change will be noticed before the plugins are installed. This I have set to happen manually, thus you have to execute the following command:
$ zplug installSetting up tmux
On initial startup the plugins won't be installed. This is done by pressing
prefix + I (capital i, as in Install) to fetch the plugins. After that
the configuration has to be source again:
$ tmux source ~/.config/tmux/tmux.confBTW: tmux cheatsheet.
Although one of the directories says windowman, as I am not
currently using one (yeah, I know 😞), I haven't actually put the
bspwm config that I am planning on bringing up in the near future 😄.
- Switch back to
bspwm.
Try setting up a "better Arduino IDE" inside Vim. When doing that
- Try out Arduino Language Server with CoC.
- Setup local LaTeX editing environment with previewing in zathura.
- Try out the LaTeX language server usable with CoC