Environment setup

Remove tmp files and old configs

 sudo rm /usr/local/bin/nvim
 sudo rm -r /usr/local/share/nvim/

Create ".config/nvim"
```
 mkdir -p ~/.config/nvim
```

Download and install any Nerd font (eg "Jetbrains mono")

 mkdir ~/.local/share/fonts
 unzip SourceCodePro.zip -d ~/.local/share/fonts/
 fc-cache ~/.local/share/fonts

Set a newely installed font as active on the terminal
Install additional dependencies
// Clipboard providers for Wayland(wl-clip) and X11(xclip)
```
 sudo apt install wl-clip xclip
```
Install neovim

Import configuration

    git clone https://github.com/iarosb/neovim_import.git ~/.config/nvim --depth 1

Plugins overview

Core functionality:

          Telescope,
          Lspconfig,
          Cmp,
          Treesitter + Treesitter-playground,
          Lazy.nvim - note that a project structure slightly differs from the one recommended by the LazyNvim devs

Quality of life features:

Harpoon - environment-aware way of marking buffers for instant navigation between them
Nvim-tree - better visual navigation in large projects

Zen-mode - instant switch between bird's eye view of your project and performing a code surgery
Comment.nvim - toggle comments on selection

          Gitsigns - Git integration for buffers
          ibl - better indentation
          Lualine(bar) - customizable bar full of useful widgets
          Fugitive - Git integration for Vim
          Rhubarb - a plugin for fugitive.vim
          Sleuth - Automatic detection for the |BufNewFile|, |BufReadPost|, and |BufFilePost| events.
          Which-key - show Neovim-wide info on keybindings
          lspkind - better LSP suggestion window(icons, color etc)

Utility functions and keymaps:

[1] function SetTransparency(transparent bool) true - sets "bg" to "none" making the desktop visibile false - sets global colorcsheme as a provider for "bg" value
[2] <leader>bd - run ":bd" against all buffers but the one active. Respects unsaved changes

My workflow:

Terminal access:
         1. :term OR :terminal command
         2. Tmux: open new pane OR open new window
         3. Open a new terminal window to the side. Perfectly combines with tiling window managers
         4. Open a floating terminal window: see projects like "vim-floaterm"
FS navigation:          1. Nvim-tree
         2. Harpoon
         3. :e path
Buffer management:
LSP: