So I finally came around to set up vim on my laptop so that I could finally drop VSCode, and this is what I ended up with. Any suggestions?

High definition: https://owo.whats-th.is/da58aa.png

@amatrelan I'll look into it!

@RantSomeWhere https://ghostbin.com/paste/7cbcb (~/.config/nvim/init.vim)

@meltdown Sure, I mean I do have an eye for LISP

@Proximyst If you're interested, I suggest splitting your settings into different files. Easier to find something instead of looking into a single one.

e.g. (Yes, this is for Windows)

source $VIM/_general.vimrc

source $VIM/_plugins.vimrc

source $VIM/_keys.vimrc

You got quite a nice setup so I don't know if there's really anything to add, but these plugins might be useful:

- Undo history (https://github.com/mbbill/undotree)

- Better whitespace (https://github.com/ntpeters/...)

- Since you already use four of tpope's plugins, Vim commentary (https://github.com/tpope/...)

- Multiple cursors (https://github.com/terryma/...)

Everything in this list is far from being mandatory, besides, I share around 75% of your plugins already, haha

Good job on your Vim!

@AlexDeLarge Any advantages of using https://github.com/powerline/... instead of https://github.com/vim-airline/... ?

@AlexDeLarge Haha, no worries

I went through my bookmarks too, but it's pretty hard to find the right thing sometimes.

(Hope you'll get some rest soon!)

@RantSomeWhere Okay, glad to have an other confirmation. Thanks!

@Jilano Thanks! I've been using vim for a good two years or so without actually putting effort into setting it up and mostly copy-pasta'd others' configs. I'll look into the mentioned plugins

I love what you did there with the NERDTree

@moghir2004 I mean, I have a bind to get rid of it at will, as I hate to have shit to be working in other ways than the UNIX way