sisrfeng

I use zsh as my default shell. ( Not relevant to this problem? )


Do you know why F:\NeoVim\bin is in win10's %PATH% ? That path does not exist. I only have F:\nvim07 

WSL's path:  I don't know how it comes into PATH in WSL

`wsl $SHELL -lc 'which nvim'` can't work. I use:   after `apt install neovim` , `neovide --wsl` works.  But, I can do nothing in this window:  Nvim...

using `/usr/bin/nvim`  using `linuxbrew/bin/nvim`    This does not help: `mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/bk_nvim` 

 ## goneovim A window of goneovim shows up and disappeared in 1s:  FYI, log of goneovim: ![Uploading image.png…]()

Thx. But even nvim can be found by neovide, still: https://github.com/neovide/neovide/issues/1296#issuecomment-1114422506

Instead of `neovide --wsl`, `neovide --remote-tcp=localhost:6666 ` (after `nvim--headless --listen "localhost:6666" `) works. If the port number is 111 or 32780, neovide can start but can't response to my input....

But using` --remote-tcp`, I have to type additional `\nvim--headless --listen ""localhost:6666" `, which is annoying.