I'm trying to switch from Givm to Neovim. Most tutorials are about linux system, hot to setup on Windows?Two problem:vimrcFrom the document it's %userprofile%\AppData\Local\nvim\init.vimBut I don't want to put the vimrc file on C:\, it would be formatted when reinstalling the system. The old Gvim 8.0 can use a .vimrc in its same directory, does Neovim support this?vimfilesmy previous directory structure looks like: d:\vim\         |--- vim80\            | --- gvim.exe            | --- ...       |--- vimfiles\    <--- where to put this folder now?Where to put the vimfiles folder for Neovim? I can't find any tutorial about this. From the :h nvim-from-vim, there're some directories, which I tried and no luck.~/vimfiles~/.vim/vimfiles~/AppData/vimfiles~/AppData/Local/vimfiles~/AppData/Local/nvim/vimfiles~/AppData/Local/nvim-data/vimfiles
windows neovim setup
neovim;vim windows
The user's runtime directory is $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim.  When $XDG_CONFIG_HOME isn't set (which is the typical case), then the default directory is ~/AppData/Local on Windows and ~/.config elsewhere.OS         | Vim        | nvim-----------|------------|---------------------Windows    | ~/vimfiles | ~/AppData/Local/nvim*nix/macOS | ~/.vim     | ~/.config/nvimSee :help vimrc, :help xdg, and :help 'runtimepath' for more detailed information.Since you want to change where nvim's config is stored, then you should set $XDG_CONFIG_HOME in your environment to where you want the nvim directory to live.  If you wanted your nvim config to be at D:\foo\nvim, you would set $XDG_CONFIG_HOME to D:\foo.