Erin

Yeah you were right about that, checking my PowerShell version, it was `5.1`. I installed PowerShell 7 and that solved the errors. Though there is a new error that occurred:...

I see, a majority of Vim enthusiasts use Linux so Windows support is second priority. > We need install PS 7++, gnu compilator, normal terminal, fonts e.t.c and every time...

I read documentation :), well, when I feel like it.

Reinstalled fixed https://github.com/LunarVim/LunarVim/issues/2805#issuecomment-1179654631 but when I opt to have the script add `lvim` to my path, we get this error: ``` Would you like to create an alias inside your...

The directory name appears to be `WindowsPowerShell`, not `PowerShell`.

Yep it did, I guess the PowerShell script was looking in the wrong directory. Creating the file in the directory the script pointed to did work though.

> Strange. U can fix it manually by going to your documents\Powershell and create/add to the file `Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1` > > ```powershell > Set-Alias lvim C:\Users\s158658\.local\bin\lvim.ps1 > ``` Correction, the path...

> Have you installed all the dependencies (nvim / LunarVim)? I'm sorry to hear about your difficulties. Yep, I guess this is some experience configuring tools designed for Linux.

Any update on this? I am experiencing a similar error when trying to go to definition: ``` [coc.nvim] definition not found ``` I have jdtls installed and no configurations related...

We could have something like VS Code's user interface overview:  I'm thinking something along the lines of a transparent overlay or a help page with...