Neovim 101 — Terminal
A deep dive into the Neovim terminal and configuration recipes to fine-tune the terminal emulator.
Using the built-in terminal, we can run or integrate any command-line utilities with Neovim. In this article, we will explore the built-in Neovim terminal emulator, and check out configuration recipes to fine-tune it.
This article is part of the Neovim 101 series.
The Neovim configuration files are available in this repository.
Getting Started
In several past articles, we discussed topics related to the terminal, shell, OSC52, and how to configure terminal emulators to better integrate with Neovim.
In this article, we will continue to explore tips and tricks to fine-tune the Neovim built-in terminal emulator.
Do check out the previous articles!
Terminal Color
Most of the current terminal emulators (alacrity, kitty, wezterm, iterm2, Konsole, ConEmu, st, etc) and multiplexers (tmux, screen, etc) we commonly used support true color. For a complete list, check out the…
