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    kickstart.nvim

    kickstart.nvim

    A launch point for your personal nvim configuration

    ...It supports modern Neovim features, plugin management, and language server protocol (LSP) integration, making it a practical launch point for building personalized environments. The repository includes setup instructions for Linux, macOS, and Windows, ensuring cross-platform compatibility. With external dependencies like ripgrep, fd-find, and Nerd Fonts for enhanced visuals, it balances simplicity with extensibility. Its goal is to help users quickly get started with Neovim while maintaining flexibility for future customization.
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    Command-Line Text Processing

    Command-Line Text Processing

    From finding text to search and replace

    Command-line-text-processing is a curated educational repository providing many examples and tutorials on how to use various command-line tools for processing text: searching, replacing, sorting, transforming, filtering, etc. It covers tools like grep, sed, awk, perl, Ruby one-liners, file attribute commands, sorting, tail/head/less/cat, and many more. It's intended as a learning resource, with explanations, examples, exercises, solutions. It is archived (read-only), but still serves as a...
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