Nvim with LazyVim Prerequisites brew install lazygit brew install ripgrep brew install fd Install nvim brew install nvim Configure nvim First, create a backup of your exiting nvim configuration. This is only required if you already have a working nvim...
Stow is a fantastic tool for managing dotfiles on macOS (and other Unix-like systems). It brings a level of elegance and organization to the often-messy world of configuration files. Let’s delve into how you can harness the power of GNU...
Tmux is a fantastic tool that will seriously boost your productivity when working in the terminal. The most straightforward and recommended way to install tmux on macOS is using Homebrew. Install You can install tmux with this simple command: brew...
The standard tools that come with every Unix-like system are already comprehensive. However, they share a minimalistic approach using colours or non-standard ASCII codes. Fortunately, you can either replace existing tools or extend the functionality by adding new ones. Here...
Next up, is the setup of the Z-Shell. The Oh-My-Zsh framework The easiest way to get more out of the zsh shell is to install oh-my-zsh. It installs itself underneath dot oh-my-zsh in the user home directory. The installation is...
In the this post I will describe the installation and the theme of the terminal environment. The Terminal After quite a long time with iTerm2 as my primary terminal under macOS, I recently sought a slicker terminal variant. From a...