Quick Start

This page provides a brief introduction to the content I want to share.

Tmux

Learn more about Tmux

• Tmux documentation: Tmux Wiki;

• Understand the concepts of session, window, and pane in Tmux;

• Changing <prefix> from the default <Ctrl+b> to <Ctrl+a> makes it more convenient;

• <prefix> + hjkl allows you to move between different panes;

• <prefix> + | / <prefix> + _ splits pane vertically/horizontally;

• <prefix> + x closes the current pane;

• <prefix> + [ / <prefix> + ] switches between windows;

• <prefix> + Ctrl-s saves the current session;

• <prefix> + Ctrl-r loads a previously saved session;

• <prefix> + r renames the current window;

• <prefix> + R renames the current session;

Shell

1. Install the subframe7536/maple-font font;

2. Install zsh and oh-my-zsh, see installation guide;

3. Install the zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions plugin;

4. Install the zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting plugin;

5. Install the romkatv/powerlevel10k zsh theme;

Neovim

• Understand the concepts of session, tab, window, and buffer in Neovim;

• Start with nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim and learn to use lazy.nvim for plugin management;

• Use smoka7/hop.nvim to navigate within a buffer;

• Use akinsho/bufferline.nvim to quickly switch between buffers;

• Use nvim-neo-tree/neo-tree.nvim for file management;

• Use nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim for various kinds of search;

• Use numToStr/Comment.nvim for quick commenting;

• Use neovim/nvim-lspconfig to manage LSP services;

• Use williamboman/mason.nvim to manage common packages;

• Use olimorris/persisted.nvim to save and load Neovim sessions;

• Use nvimdev/dashboard to customize the dashboard;

• Use plugins like gitsigns.nvim, diffview.nvim , and lazygit.nvim for Git version control;

• Use mfussenegger/nvim-dap for debugging C/C++, Python, and Neovim plugins;

• TODO: AI coding assistant

Neovim v.s. VS Code

VS Code	Neovim	References
Workspace	persisted.nvim	Workspace