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ZSH with a dash of Antidote and a pinch of (Neo)Vim, a quick recipe for my dotfiles.

The Secret Sauce

Some of the pronounced notes of obsessive simplicty and Python indentation come from the following ingredients. They all blend and complement each other to achieve a clear, well-thought flavour.

ZSH

Neovim

The primary editor config (nvim-config/, symlinked to ~/.config/nvim), built on lazy.nvim:

Vim

The legacy config (vimrc, vim/) is kept around for plain Vim:

  • Plugins managed by vim-plug.
  • Unite and an Ag backend to power searches of all kinds.
  • Startify to open up Vim with nice ASCII art, sessions and bookmarks.

Tmux

  • Plugins managed by TPM: resurrect, continuum, pain-control, copycat, yank, open, battery, cpu.
  • Theme is Maglev.

Licence

The MIT License (MIT) Copyright © 2014-2026 Daniel Vidal Hussey

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