Neovim rabbit hole

I’m in the rabbit hole. I’m not sure if I’m falling or burrowing. Both, I think!

Current statuses:

Trying to write some blog posts. I have three or four new drafts. But I keep getting sucked into config reworking.
Doing most of my writing and config editing on my remote VM now. It’s going pretty well!
Pulling in configs from Mini.nvim’s MiniMax. There’s so much to explore. It’s fun and overwhelming.
- Following MiniMax’s lead by breaking out sections of my config into the plugin/ subdir, like this. Files in there get auto-loaded, apparently.
- Feeling torn between starting simple and adding one thing at a time versus diving into the deep end and then backing out the features I don’t want.
Faffed about with color schemes, landed on Gruvbox for dark mode (my old flame) and Nightfox’s Dawnfox for light mode.
Wondering if I should add a focus/zen-mode plugin for writing or just keep resizing my terminal window.
Learning how to dig around better in :help. For example, use Ctrl-] to follow a link, not gd as you might use to jump to a declaration in code.