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A launch point for your personal nvim configuration
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Mention: Alternatives to the plugin management #714

Closed brxxlstxrs closed 7 months ago

brxxlstxrs commented 8 months ago

Should talk about alternative approaches to plugin management here, Maybe just mention that there are other ways? (you can suggest a better way to do it? but think it's definitely worth it)

SebasF1349 commented 8 months ago

What do you mean? As in organizing plugins in different files? There are instructions and an example at the end of the init.lua file.

brxxlstxrs commented 8 months ago

I'm talking about there are other "plugin managers" (about plugin management) (paq-nvim, mini.deps, pckr.nvim etc), also package managers in some distros (OS) and also native vim packages

WearyExploration commented 7 months ago

Some of us would like no plugin-manager at all! Companies sometimes have restrictions on the development servers accessing the internet, so entry-barrier for kickstart is bottle-necked by Lazy not having a simple manual install path.

tjdevries commented 7 months ago

Sorry, but that's out of scope for kickstart - it's goal is to be a very simple, streamlined way for people to start exploring neovim. We can't cover everything here, it will just add confusion for people starting out IMO.

Thanks for the suggestion tho! :)