The only bad thing about me loving my setup is that i dunno if i would want to rice it again, maybe if i buy new laptop or smth
where dotfiles?
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Wow this looks amazing! I wonder if I could create something similar in Swaywm
Very soothing!
Looks good! Though I find tabs on (n)vim a little clunky, I find switching buffers easier
I use tabs to separate multiple things I currently work on. That way I don't mess my windows when I switch tasks.
Ah, that's a good idea
Actually i thought about ditching tabs, because now that i use kitty tabs, there is just too much going on. How do you switch buffers, just standard :b ... or maybe some shortcuts? I thought about using something like harpoon, but just automaticaly adding every file i edit to the harpoon buffer.
I use :bn/:bnext and :bp/:bprevious or Telescope (bount to SPC b)
That's what I use, allow to jump, back, forward and toggle between two last buffers.
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Navigate buffers
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nnoremap <leader>k :bp<CR>
nnoremap <leader>j :bn<CR>
nnoremap <leader><leader> :b#<CR>
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