#neovim Development News
The 0.13 version will add `:uptime` command that displays current Neovim process uptime.
PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
The 0.13 version will add `:uptime` command that displays current Neovim process uptime.
PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
feat(excmd): add `:uptime` command by superatomic · Pull Request #39331 · neovim/neovim
Problem
As of #39282, Nvim marks its start time, but there is no user-friendly way to get Nvim's uptime.
Solution
Add :uptime (based loosely on uptime(1)).
I haven't actually been able to f...
github.com
November 5, 2026 at 5:46 PM
#neovim Development News
The 0.13 version will add `:uptime` command that displays current Neovim process uptime.
PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
The 0.13 version will add `:uptime` command that displays current Neovim process uptime.
PR:
- github.com/neovim/neovi...
I think thats part of what’s interesting, since that article nvim and vscode have better user numbers and both have the individualistic model of methods you can use from others (and I still assume people migrate from nvim to vs code due to high reg corporate enviornments)
November 5, 2026 at 10:11 PM
I think thats part of what’s interesting, since that article nvim and vscode have better user numbers and both have the individualistic model of methods you can use from others (and I still assume people migrate from nvim to vs code due to high reg corporate enviornments)
If the thing in question is even barely mainstream or relatively popular in the tech community, there WILL be a tui client for it.
Oh Yeah nvim is fucking awesome, just wanted to throw that out there
Oh Yeah nvim is fucking awesome, just wanted to throw that out there
November 5, 2026 at 8:48 PM
If the thing in question is even barely mainstream or relatively popular in the tech community, there WILL be a tui client for it.
Oh Yeah nvim is fucking awesome, just wanted to throw that out there
Oh Yeah nvim is fucking awesome, just wanted to throw that out there
github.com/mks-h/treesi...
Just wanted you to point out to this plugin, I use it in my `vim.pack` setup daily, its that good @craftzdog.bsky.social
Just wanted you to point out to this plugin, I use it in my `vim.pack` setup daily, its that good @craftzdog.bsky.social
GitHub - mks-h/treesitter-autoinstall.nvim: A Neovim plugin around "nvim-treesitter" that provides auto-installation of parsers.
A Neovim plugin around "nvim-treesitter" that provides auto-installation of parsers. - mks-h/treesitter-autoinstall.nvim
github.com
November 4, 2026 at 6:24 AM
github.com/mks-h/treesi...
Just wanted you to point out to this plugin, I use it in my `vim.pack` setup daily, its that good @craftzdog.bsky.social
Just wanted you to point out to this plugin, I use it in my `vim.pack` setup daily, its that good @craftzdog.bsky.social
I wanted to share some thoughts on how i personally am learning vim motions and why this method is much better than "just use Tutor bro" for most people
ch0.dev/posts/how-to...
ch0.dev/posts/how-to...
How to actually learn vim motions (at least for me)
Reading neovim cheat sheets is boring and doesnt help. Here is how i am curently learning nvim motions.
ch0.dev
November 5, 2026 at 10:03 PM
I wanted to share some thoughts on how i personally am learning vim motions and why this method is much better than "just use Tutor bro" for most people
ch0.dev/posts/how-to...
ch0.dev/posts/how-to...
Have you open sourced your dot files? Your nvim config looks so gooood
November 4, 2026 at 8:01 PM
Have you open sourced your dot files? Your nvim config looks so gooood
if you use neovim you gotta check this out it lets you navigate between terminal panes and neovim splits with the same bindings
https://github.com/smart-splits-nvim/smart-splits.nvim
https://github.com/smart-splits-nvim/smart-splits.nvim
GitHub - smart-splits-nvim/smart-splits.nvim: 🧠 Smart, seamless, directional navigation and resizing of Neovim + terminal multiplexer splits. Supports Zellij, Tmux, Wezterm, and Kitty. Think about splits in terms of "up/down/left/right".
🧠 Smart, seamless, directional navigation and resizing of Neovim + terminal multiplexer splits. Supports Zellij, Tmux, Wezterm, and Kitty. Think about splits in terms of "up/down/left/right&qu..;.
github.com
November 9, 2026 at 12:23 AM
if you use neovim you gotta check this out it lets you navigate between terminal panes and neovim splits with the same bindings
https://github.com/smart-splits-nvim/smart-splits.nvim
https://github.com/smart-splits-nvim/smart-splits.nvim
@ruxotves
IIRC you use #git via #nvim and #lazygit?
How can I use nvim's diff mode to view the diffs between two commits, which I choose from the lazygit interface?
I tried to configure like this:
https://neovim.io/doc/user/plugins/#_builtin-plugin:-difftool
but things don't seem to work...
IIRC you use #git via #nvim and #lazygit?
How can I use nvim's diff mode to view the diffs between two commits, which I choose from the lazygit interface?
I tried to configure like this:
https://neovim.io/doc/user/plugins/#_builtin-plugin:-difftool
but things don't seem to work...
November 9, 2026 at 10:22 AM
@ruxotves
IIRC you use #git via #nvim and #lazygit?
How can I use nvim's diff mode to view the diffs between two commits, which I choose from the lazygit interface?
I tried to configure like this:
https://neovim.io/doc/user/plugins/#_builtin-plugin:-difftool
but things don't seem to work...
IIRC you use #git via #nvim and #lazygit?
How can I use nvim's diff mode to view the diffs between two commits, which I choose from the lazygit interface?
I tried to configure like this:
https://neovim.io/doc/user/plugins/#_builtin-plugin:-difftool
but things don't seem to work...
nvim+lazy = shift H/L cycles through /all/ open buffers regardless of tab.
Zed = cmd+num to select group, ctrl+num or shift+cmd+[ or ] to switch buffer in that group.
Means I can have 1 group with all css files, and another group with all markup files, and they don’t intermingle 😅
Zed = cmd+num to select group, ctrl+num or shift+cmd+[ or ] to switch buffer in that group.
Means I can have 1 group with all css files, and another group with all markup files, and they don’t intermingle 😅
November 4, 2026 at 1:38 PM
nvim+lazy = shift H/L cycles through /all/ open buffers regardless of tab.
Zed = cmd+num to select group, ctrl+num or shift+cmd+[ or ] to switch buffer in that group.
Means I can have 1 group with all css files, and another group with all markup files, and they don’t intermingle 😅
Zed = cmd+num to select group, ctrl+num or shift+cmd+[ or ] to switch buffer in that group.
Means I can have 1 group with all css files, and another group with all markup files, and they don’t intermingle 😅
Don’t get me wrong though, I really love neovim, but its tabs have always bugged me and Zed does it right so I’m really struggling to pull myself away 😆
In Zed tabs are like proper groups of buffers, whereas in nvim it’s too easy to end up cycling to files outside of the logical grouping xD
In Zed tabs are like proper groups of buffers, whereas in nvim it’s too easy to end up cycling to files outside of the logical grouping xD
November 4, 2026 at 1:36 PM
Don’t get me wrong though, I really love neovim, but its tabs have always bugged me and Zed does it right so I’m really struggling to pull myself away 😆
In Zed tabs are like proper groups of buffers, whereas in nvim it’s too easy to end up cycling to files outside of the logical grouping xD
In Zed tabs are like proper groups of buffers, whereas in nvim it’s too easy to end up cycling to files outside of the logical grouping xD
J'ai rajouté un petit module dans ma config NVIM pour fermer les balises html.
Quand le fichier html devient gros, je peux vous dire que ça facilite la viue
Quand le fichier html devient gros, je peux vous dire que ça facilite la viue
November 7, 2026 at 1:52 PM
J'ai rajouté un petit module dans ma config NVIM pour fermer les balises html.
Quand le fichier html devient gros, je peux vous dire que ça facilite la viue
Quand le fichier html devient gros, je peux vous dire que ça facilite la viue
#neovim atualizado pra ter suporte a opencode basico e ainda tudo num arquivo com reload automático
Goodbye IDE e big tech
https://codeberg.org/v_raton/nvim
Goodbye IDE e big tech
https://codeberg.org/v_raton/nvim
nvim
My personal neovim mess
codeberg.org
October 31, 2026 at 3:58 PM
#neovim atualizado pra ter suporte a opencode basico e ainda tudo num arquivo com reload automático
Goodbye IDE e big tech
https://codeberg.org/v_raton/nvim
Goodbye IDE e big tech
https://codeberg.org/v_raton/nvim
FIIINE.
Next you’re going to tell me to update my nvim plugins or something.
Next you’re going to tell me to update my nvim plugins or something.
October 30, 2026 at 4:18 PM
FIIINE.
Next you’re going to tell me to update my nvim plugins or something.
Next you’re going to tell me to update my nvim plugins or something.
Updated nvim colouring
November 1, 2026 at 7:01 AM
Updated nvim colouring
📦 New in #nixpkgs (2026-10-31):
• roughenough (#577752)
• vimPlugins.bg-nvim (#581231)
Full list on GitHub
• roughenough (#577752)
• vimPlugins.bg-nvim (#581231)
Full list on GitHub
November 1, 2026 at 7:11 AM
📦 New in #nixpkgs (2026-10-31):
• roughenough (#577752)
• vimPlugins.bg-nvim (#581231)
Full list on GitHub
• roughenough (#577752)
• vimPlugins.bg-nvim (#581231)
Full list on GitHub
anyone have recommendations for a good diff reviewer TUI or nvim plugin?
October 28, 2026 at 6:57 PM
anyone have recommendations for a good diff reviewer TUI or nvim plugin?
it's weird because most vi navigation stuff is total nonsense but i had gotten into the habit of using vi (or vim or nvim) for any light editing enough that i routinely hit :wq! when i finish writing something
October 28, 2026 at 1:03 PM
it's weird because most vi navigation stuff is total nonsense but i had gotten into the habit of using vi (or vim or nvim) for any light editing enough that i routinely hit :wq! when i finish writing something
я тоже в бете, вот что круто
есть cli клиент rex чтобы управлять любыми подключенными серверами
я попросил агента написать nvim плагин чтобы я мог между сплитами вима и рекса одинаковыми xоткеями переключаться
он это сам смог протестировать просто через cli
выxодит такой remote control терминала
есть cli клиент rex чтобы управлять любыми подключенными серверами
я попросил агента написать nvim плагин чтобы я мог между сплитами вима и рекса одинаковыми xоткеями переключаться
он это сам смог протестировать просто через cli
выxодит такой remote control терминала
October 27, 2026 at 4:00 PM
я тоже в бете, вот что круто
есть cli клиент rex чтобы управлять любыми подключенными серверами
я попросил агента написать nvim плагин чтобы я мог между сплитами вима и рекса одинаковыми xоткеями переключаться
он это сам смог протестировать просто через cli
выxодит такой remote control терминала
есть cli клиент rex чтобы управлять любыми подключенными серверами
я попросил агента написать nvim плагин чтобы я мог между сплитами вима и рекса одинаковыми xоткеями переключаться
он это сам смог протестировать просто через cli
выxодит такой remote control терминала
it's weird because most vi navigation stuff is total nonsense but i had gotten into the habit of using vi (or vim or nvim) for any light editing enough that i routinely hit :wq! when i finish writing something
October 28, 2026 at 1:03 PM
it's weird because most vi navigation stuff is total nonsense but i had gotten into the habit of using vi (or vim or nvim) for any light editing enough that i routinely hit :wq! when i finish writing something
a terminal with different packges
(zsh,bash,fish,yazi,nvim,vim )
(zsh,bash,fish,yazi,nvim,vim )
October 25, 2026 at 10:56 AM
a terminal with different packges
(zsh,bash,fish,yazi,nvim,vim )
(zsh,bash,fish,yazi,nvim,vim )