From the Spanish word "mío", meaning "mine" —
because this is my way of using Vim.
A no-nonsense Neovim setup for people who just want to sit down and code.
Warning
Miovim isn't compatible with Neovim versions earlier than 0.12 Make sure you are running nightly.
Miovim is built to be simple.
If a piece of configuration is hard to understand or maintain, it doesn't belong here. There are no clever tricks, no hidden abstractions, just a clean Neovim setup that stays out of your way and lets you focus on writing code.
Miovim ships with pino.nvim, a muted, fast, and opinionated colorscheme
inspired by rose-pine, tuned for long coding sessions, minimal visual fatigue,
and ANSI-compatible terminal colors.
For now, pino.nvim is exclusive to Miovim. It may be released in the future
once it feels polished and distinct enough to stand on its own—most likely as a
separate fork rather than a direct derivative.
Important
Miovim deliberately avoids Mason.nvim. Language servers and external tools are expected to be installed by you, either manually or through your system's package manager.
Before using Miovim, make sure you have:
- A C compiler
- Any standard compiler on Linux/macOS
- MSVC on Windows
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git clone https://github.com/warbacon/nvim-config "$HOME/.config/nvim"Important
Neovim runs slower on Windows. Using WSL is highly recommended.
git clone https://github.com/warbacon/nvim-config "$HOME\AppData\Local\nvim"