The shebang line is used to determine which should interpreter should be
used when executing the file
The mapping here adds the string `#!/usr/bin/env ` at the begining of
the line.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_(Unix)
* New windows opening right and down
* spellcheck language en_gb
* Tell vim it's a fast terminal
* number and relativenumber
* allow buffers to be backgrounded
* Try and keep cursor 5 lines from the bottom / top when scrolling
This involved adding a submodule which contains the gruvbox plugin.
Normally I have the background transparent when using vim but I am going
to try without that.
I have set my leader key to space and my local leader to \ which I am
used to
My old vim config has a lot in there that I no longer use and as a
result I will be starting again. My vim configuration used to be a
submodule of my dotfiles, this proved to be more hassel than it was
worth so from now my new vim configuration will be in my main dotfiles
repository in the vim/ directory.
I will be re-building my vim configuration and plan do document
everything as I go in commit messages as seen in Greg Hurrel's excelent
dotfiles repo: https://github.com/wincent/wincent
I will try to keep the number of non-syntax plugins to a minimum.
The script simply opens a new terminal with nvim running in it, passing
any arguments directly to nvim
This is used by tridactyl to open a text box in vim
Also added some new search engines and some other keybindings
* Youtube videos now come from youtube's rss feeds rather than
invidious'. invidio.us has shut down and I had trouble with the other
instances, some needed captcha's (on a rss feed?!?!) others just didn't
work. I decided that an RSS feed request to google's servers was
probably ok and unlikely to stop working
I also added some new feeds
Jonathan Hodgson