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# Neovim as a WordProcessor
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# Neovim as a WordProcessor for Micro Journal (Debian, tty, low power)
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This config is Neovim configured to act as a classical wordprocessor to write text and especially markdown.
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### Zen Mode
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> **Note**: Activate `zen-mode` with `leader+z` to get into the focus mode. This will center text, hide tmux when active, and many more.
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### Default with Outline
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### Micro Journal
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This markdown optimized config will be used on a [Micro Journal](https://github.com/unkyulee/micro-journal) device, a modern distraction-free type writer.
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## Font
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I was searching for a font for writing and reading optimized, but still compatible with the terminal (mono-space). As I use Iosevka already for programming, I am trying **Iosevka Etoiole**.
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# Install Iosevka Etoile Font for Terminal Writing
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# 1. Install required tools
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### Why Iosevka Etoile?
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Alternative would be **Iosekvka Aile**.