• ripgrep

  sudo apt install rg

• Use the latest version of Zsh <-- Link
• You will need a recent version of NeoVim too, the ones in the apt repos are too old.
• Download the most recent nvim-linux64.tar.gz <-- Link, then follow the install instructions.

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How to create this init.lua from scratch: https://youtu.be/w7i4amO_zaE

• I have since installed Tabnine
• How to install Tabnine in NeoVim: Detailed instructions. Click here.
• What the file structure looks like:

Click here for NeoVim documentation on netrw:

• Enter netrw from the terminal: nvim .
• Scroll using j and k, (up and down)
• Select / open a file or dir with Enter
• Close a file leader pv the leader key is the spacebar
• Fuzzy find while in netrw leader pf
• Open the fuzzy finder from within a neovim file (accessed via netrw): Ctrl + p
• Scroll up and down within the fuzzy finder using up and down arrow keys and typing the file name
• Open up the file tree without closing the file you are in. use the cmd :Vex vertical explore. (split window).
• Hop left-right between windows: enter window mode ctrl + w then l to go right & ctrl + w + h go left.
• Return to the original file, (close all window splits), ctrl + w + o

For anyone that is interested in Prime's vimrc, he will have a commit log below documenting each commits (easy to C-f the change you want to know about though i would just suggest git log -S).

• 33eee9ad initial commits
• cb210006 netrw, autogroups for yank highlighting, and auto remove whitespace
• c8c0bf4a zenmode. i really like this plugin
• 81c770d2 copilot testing
• 4a96e645 fugitive mappings for push and pull
• a3bad06a disabled eslint. driving me crazy