Inspired largely by TempleOS :) RIP Terry

Ugh how frustrating I get it. These issues have been solved in the latest release… much cleaner install and config with seperate directories in ~/.config for nvim and tide42. Tide42 now calls on tide42.vim as its config file, not init.vim or init.lua so you can preserve your custom nvim setups and use Tide42 without conflicts.

Agreed. Its a great way to glue together a personal setup. Also keep in mind that Tide42 contains custom functions like navigation grid or send to REPL or send to file editor mappings you wont find anywhere else!

Thats a great way to put it! The benefit of Tide42 is a functional tty experience over ssh.

Appreciate it :) And yes, it is very portable!