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That's awesome! It's the thing I didn't know I needed but it makes so much sense. I've been using Rectangle for long time and recently came upon Karabiner when I was looking for ways on how to change the function key to mute my mic on the OS level. I will definitely give this a shot. Thanks

If you like Karabiner, you might also like Hammerspoon which allows you to interact with MacOS APIs through Lua scripting. You can accomplish the same sort of functionality for the app launching with a lot less code and you can also use it for window management and whole lot of other fun stuff. I use a TV as a monitor and the TV has a rest API to perform actions on it, for example, so I can have hammerspoon turn on the TV and set it to the correct input when my computer wakes, and turn it off when the computer is put to sleep. Or instead of having one shortcut perform only one window movement, it can toggle between several different layouts. The two in conjunction with each other are a really great combo!

This is brilliant. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the shoutout! I watched your entire video, really great content and quality, love it. I initially set my hyper key to capslock, and after using karabiner for around a year, it caused serious forearm pain, so I switched my hyper key to right command, and it's been 1,000 times better, the pain is gone, I also changed to a split keyboard (but that was just an excuse so the wife approved the purchase 🤫). Hope it helps and you don't suffer the same pain I did because I use the hyper key thousands of times a day

Awesome video! Can't wait to give this a try.

Awesome guide. It took me a whole weekend today to setup and resolve everything you configured, and it would probably take more than weeks to adapt with the entire setup.😆 I just wished you actually included plugins for debugging during this setup. It's super crucial for coding, but too bad you didn't discuss it (except for pointing out Mason). Thanks a lot!

Do you have a list of all the keyboard shortcuts in your config?

Its really an easy and straight forward for configuring nvim from scratch its a great video thanks man , btw can u tell me what nerd font are you using

Hey could you point out what font you have used? I have watched previous video but GoMono Nerd Font looks a bit bad, I would like it to look more like FiraCode Nerd Font. I get get a lot of blue line between dir and node version

Which part of your config makes formatting of JSON as ggG?

5;41. Soll ich es echt abtippen oder findet man es irgendwoe auf deinem github ?

Made my setup based on your video. Clear explanations and great pacing. Have been using it for two weeks, and so far I'm loving it. Thank you!

Dude this is literally exactly what I've needed! Got pretty discouraged trying to dissect Lazyvim and NvChad (still great distros), only to discover that each plugin they used relied on a non-local config that's filled with custom Lazy.(somethings) or nvchad.(random_dependencies). This needs no nightmarish dependency rabbitholes, is built on the very based kickstart repo, and is done from the ground up! I'm actually getting a pretty fire config instead of the mess I was using before. Thanks so much for laying it all out clearly!

usually people just start talking at 2 minutes mark, here I see really 2 new staff even before 2:00

would that work in fish?

noob update: i was able to make this whole thing work eventually, I have one last thing left which is init.lua crying about undefined prepend ... for the record everything work so I'm not sure if it's an issue but it is bugging when I open the file

thank you for the noob-friendly video, perfectly explained and elaborated. thank you for this.

thank you for this! I wanted to follow the same approach and you nailed it! also a zen like experience without the presenter constantly yelling at me :D

Cloning instead of moving is crazy

crazy good video! I was watching through many videos but this one just hits the spot of beginner friendly, handholding and nice explanations. Super well done!

Nice video, but someone really having work to get done, does not spend time with this kind of things. Assuming you have an employer, he would fire you if he saw that you spend time for this kind of things. Finally if you were a ML engineer, there are so many projects you could be working for, that you wouldn't even have 5 minutes to spend on configuring nvim and similar bullshit. Better be honest and openly admit that you are a wanna be youtuber.

I can compare my speed of working with the code (IaC: Terraform, Python, etc.) and my colleagues who use VSCode or JetBrains. I am definitely faster, much faster.

Nice one! I did not know the brackets synonyms and g+x for opening the URL.

I think I'll just go back to using VS Code.THanks ;_;

Could you tell me how to set up your nvim config file.. from your dot git repo

Where do you get the symbols?

nice

I have cloned your configs. Is it require dotfiles? Where store dot files?

Nice video, I really like your presentation style. Maybe you could talk a tiny bit slower, it's like a constant stream of words especially with the cuts between sentences. But I also don't like timewasting youtubers. Anyway thanks a lot and I agree with you about neovim, been using it for 2 weeks now and loving it except for when I get stuck on how to change some particular setting.

where is the auto formatting config 🥲

after following you wezterm guild, I going to continue here, eventhough I dont like vi becaue of stupid shift+control command. so lets see if this great setup will overcome my dislike :)

Which are you using for neovim ? Looks nice

finally a good looking terminal :

This is so helpful, thank you so much. I can't appreciate this enough

Hey it's really great information I got which I really want to know about nvim. Just 1 req if you could guide me how to add Salesforce-lsp in this

If it weren't for Vim's World, I wouldn't even be able to follow this video

I am getting error because of tsserver: Error executing vim.schedule lua callback: ...l/share/nvim/lazy/mason.nvim/lua/mason-registry/init.lua:80: Cannot find package "tsserver".

The nuanced explanations are appreciated. Thank you

thank you very much!

You deserve more subs man ! Great !!!!!

First i tried to watch Theprimeagen's nvim setup then I realise I needed a tutorial to watch that tutorial and here I am btw loveing it so far.

Nice video Hope this channel grows a log Subscribed, to help.

What keyboard you are using?

This one gave me some serotonin boost :D NICE!

wow. that's awesome. i just start trying to switch my workflow to nvim and i do play warcraft3 either. actually i do want see some viedeos of you play warcraf3

This video was absolutely what I needed! I almost gave up on using starship, thinking it would waste a lot of my time in configuring it. But this just works. Thank you!

This is the best Neovim course I have ever seen, Thank you buddy!

i have a weird issue where the colorscheme in vim is washed out with a dark grey background but only with this terminal kitty works just fine. Edit: it was tmux...

I can't thank you enough. Thanks for helping and preventing me quit neovim due to complex boiler plate plugins (atleast for newbies like me). Now i get the entire structure of the neovim configs. subbed. Keep posting these amazing content.

nice content. 2 cents from me. C-Z /fg is actually not Vim function. It’s a Linux feature applied to all cli app. You can also type :terminal to have a seperate cmd window. Also, the gx is actually the netrw key mapping, it’s vim defalut folder/file manager . But it’s OK to assume it’s part of the vim . Thanks very much for sharing . Keep it coming ❤