Leave Vim behind, this is the next generation of lin.vim.
lin.nvim is a highly configured Neovim distribution integrated with tons of utilities for development, inspired by spf13-vim.
Aim to be out-of-box, IDE-like editing experience, performant, lightweight and friendly to most Neovim users. Focus on and only on editing, no compiling/packaging/debugging.
This ultra config solves below issues:
- Duplicate installation on different OS and machines? - All done by one-line command (not on Windows for now), same behaviors on all platforms.
- Time-costing configurations? - All configs follow community best practice, vim tradition and most popular editors (just like vscode).
- Lack of IDE-like features (auto-complete, diagnostics, code-format, lint)? - nvim-lspconfig, nvim-cmp, mason.nvim, none-ls.nvim and a bunch of language extensions are embedded.
- Naive UI? - File explorer, git status, tabs, icons and most popular colorschemes integrated (again, just like vscode).
- More efficient editing? - Most popular editing improving plugins embedded, and well cooperated for best user experience and performance.
Check out features for what it can do, colorschemes for pretty colorschemes and icons, the philosophy I follow when maintaining this distro.
git clone https://github.com/linrongbin16/lin.nvim ~/.nvim && cd ~/.nvim && ./install
And that's all of it.
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Install Visual Studio with MSVC components:
- .NET Desktop Development
- Desktop development with C++
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Install Python 3.
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Install Node.js.
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Run below PowerShell commands:
# scoop Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser irm get.scoop.sh | iex git clone https://github.com/linrongbin16/lin.nvim $env:USERPROFILE\.nvim cd $env:USERPROFILE\.nvim .\install.ps1
Check out installation for more details.
Patched font is mandatory for displaying icons.
Even Hack Nerd Font is been installed during installation, you still need to manually config it in your terminal, such as gnome-terminal (Ubuntu), item2 (MacOS), Windows Terminal (Windows), kitty, alacritty, wezterm, etc.
Check out user guide for full features, plugins, key mappings and customizations.
Please open issue/PR for anything about lin.nvim.
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