add more keymap info to README

README.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 After doing my first steps with <https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim>,
 I decided to roll my own, custom, "lightweight" Neovim configuration in order to
 better understand Neovim and its configuration/customization, package managers,
-LSP etc. and have "my own" config that only includes things I really need.
+plugins etc. and have "my own" config that only includes things I really need.
 
 ## Installation
 
@@ -13,11 +13,13 @@ LSP etc. and have "my own" config that only includes things I really need.
 1. Install OS dependencies documented in `init.lua`
 1. Clone this Git repository to `~/.config/nvim`
 
-
 ### Finishing touches
 
-- Install Treesitter comment parser (to highlight `FIXME:/NOTE:/TODO:/XXX:`) with `:TSInstall comment`
-- Create a `$HOME/.ignore` file and add big, useless directories to it, so Telescope/ripgrep/fd can ignore those. Details in `lua/weeheavy/plugins/telescope-fzf-native.lua`
+- Install Treesitter comment parser (to highlight `FIXME:/NOTE:/TODO:/XXX:`)
+  with `:TSInstall comment`
+- Create a `$HOME/.ignore` file and add big, useless directories to it, so
+  Telescope/ripgrep/fd can ignore those. A current list of files/directories is
+  in `lua/weeheavy/plugins/telescope-fzf-native.lua`
 
 ## Speed
 
@@ -55,21 +57,23 @@ This is more accurate than `nvim --startuptime`.
 
 #### Basics
 
-- `Space` is the leader key and shows key combinations thanks to `which-key.nvim`
+- `Space` is set as the leader key
 
 #### Plugin fiddling/changes
 
 - `:so` Source file
-- `:checkhealth <pluginname>` check for problems with plugin. Use `:checkhealth` to check base and all plugins
+- `:checkhealth <pluginname>` check for problems of a plugin. Use `:checkhealth`
+   to check base and all plugins
 
 #### Navigation
 
-- `Ctrl+t` to open a file in e.g. a Telescope finder in a new buffer
-- `gt` or `gT` to navigate open buffers
+- `Ctrl+t` to open a file in e.g. a Telescope finder in a new tab
+- `gt` or `gT` to switch between open tabs
 - `Ctrl+wq` close window
 - `Ctrl+ws` split window horizontally
 - `Ctrl+wv` split window vertically
 - `Ctrl+<h/j/k/l>` switch between split windows
+- `Space+Space` shows open buffers (via `Telescope buffers`)
 
 ### Lazy
 
@@ -77,12 +81,13 @@ This is more accurate than `nvim --startuptime`.
 
 ### Telescope
 
-#### Telescope file search
+#### Navigation in live_grep, find_files, git_status and file_browser
 
-- `Ctrl+n` scroll down (**n**ext) file list
-- `Ctrl+p` scroll up  (**p**revious) file list
+- `↓` or `Ctrl+n` scroll down (**n**ext) file list
+- `↑` or `Ctrl+p` scroll up  (**p**revious) file list
 - `Ctrl+d` scroll **d**own in preview
 - `Ctrl+u` scroll **u**p in preview
+- `Ctrl+/` help
 
 ### Treesitter
 
@@ -91,8 +96,6 @@ This is more accurate than `nvim --startuptime`.
 
 ## Open issues/TODOs
 
-- Git handling in general
-- Directory browsing with Telescope
-- Solution to show short Git logs (potentially without fugitive)
 - Hinting for trailing spaces (EOL) and blank space on line
 - LSP setup/config (mason?), consume <https://blog.pabuisson.com/2022/08/neovim-modern-features-treesitter-and-lsp/>
+- ollama integration <https://github.com/nomnivore/ollama.nvim>