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Kitsune OS's very own neo-bloat distribution.

By the way, Kitsune OS does not exist yet, lol.

Unlike most nvim dists, the prefix key is ;, this can be changed of course... along with every other line of code.

Other than that, everything should be documented within the dist itself. Use <a command that does not yet exist!> for help

One day I hope to let this be installable via lazy like NvChad is, however this day, it is not.

First, clone this repository into whatever your nvim config directory is.

git clone https://github.com/kitsune-dist/kitsune.nvim

Second, run neovim.

It's not hard.

Just me for now :)

• kickstart.nvim - Provider of initial commit, continues to live in some plugin configs.
• Effective Neovim: Instant IDE - Showed me kickstart.nvim. Joint credit goes to both as each one saved my sanity in innumerable ways.
• NvChad - Great reference for directory structure, modularizing, etc.
• The perfect Neovim setup for Go - Why I decided to focus on creating my own neovim dist in the first place... kinda... it's a long story.
• msvl - Got tired of no completion, linting... any advanced features... so I sought to replace it.

Code strictly associated with kitsune.nvim is under terms of the MIT software license.

Simple and Standard license definitions have been linked inline, and reinstated within core files.

This obviously does not apply to the plugins and third-party software that may be installed. Feel free to review the lua/kitsune/plugin.lua file for information about each plugin provided in stock Kitsune.nvim.