All posts under tag "Nord-Theme"
I've finalized my Neovim configuration in Lua with lazy.nvim. In this article, I'll explain: what the config provides out of the box, how to install it with a single command, and for the curious, a detailed breakdown of each file following the project structure.
They say that if you read white text on a black background for too long, you start to hear the terminal whisper🙃. In this note we'll talk about how to improve the perception of text from the "black window" by adding syntax highlighting with the command-line utilities bat and exa.
In the previous note📝 we talked about terminal multiplexers and what tasks they perform. In today's article I'll demonstrate the installation and customization of the most popular tool in this category - Tmux🪟.
Given the volume of my previous articles with a detailed description of the Neovim setup process, I decided to break out a short instruction on bringing the editor into a working state (according to my configuration) into a separate note.
Today we'll finish configuring our console editor Neovim: we'll install and set up a list of plugins that will transform its appearance and add IDE features to its functionality.
Today let's talk about (and install) a popular fork of the VSCode code editor, just without telemetry and other unpleasantness - VSCodium.
Today I'll tell you and show you how to install and configure a great interactive command shell - Zsh. With proper configuration, this shell greatly simplifies working in the command line and makes the process even enjoyable.
This post is part of a series about smoothly switching from Windows to Linux.
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