Pretty useful
This was my vim alias: `alias vim='VIMRUNTIME=$HOME/neovim/runtime $HOME/neovim/build/bin/nvim'
Some extra steps, in my case:
In Mac: I had to brew install cmake and automake
Then, In Ubuntu: apt-get install automake libtool libtool-bin gettext
This is awesome! I forgot you could make an alias as well, the reason I kept it as a sh file was because I was leading up to separating your stable neovim config from nightly neovim config, so I just stuck to that lol
As for your extra steps, was that not detailed in the neovim wiki that was provided in the post? github.com/neovim/neovim/wiki/Buil...
If not you could help contribute to their wiki in case some users might also have to install the same packages.
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Pretty useful
This was my vim alias: `alias vim='VIMRUNTIME=$HOME/neovim/runtime $HOME/neovim/build/bin/nvim'
Some extra steps, in my case:
In Mac:
I had to brew install cmake and automake
Then, In Ubuntu:
apt-get install automake libtool libtool-bin gettext
This is awesome! I forgot you could make an alias as well, the reason I kept it as a sh file was because I was leading up to separating your stable neovim config from nightly neovim config, so I just stuck to that lol
As for your extra steps, was that not detailed in the neovim wiki that was provided in the post? github.com/neovim/neovim/wiki/Buil...
If not you could help contribute to their wiki in case some users might also have to install the same packages.