Updated README

README.md

@@ -14,10 +14,9 @@ A starting point for Neovim that is:
 ## Installation
 TL;DR  
 
-<!-- I have added toggleterm, neo-tree, vim-fugitive, notify, telescope-env and C/C++ incl. DAP support mainly, as well as little tweaks and shortcuts to make autocomplete more natural (ie. let autocomplete accept with enter)    -->
+I have added toggleterm, neo-tree, vim-fugitive, notify, telescope-env and C/C++ incl. DAP support mainly, as well as little tweaks and shortcuts to make autocomplete more natural (ie. let autocomplete accept with enter)
-<!---->
+You get a full C/C++ IDE config incl DAP debugging support working out of the box, clangd based: lsp, linter, formatter, dap config and what kickstart.nvim normally does (see below). You should build gdb from source to have DAP support.
-<!-- You get a full C/C++ IDE config incl DAP debugging support working out of the box, clangd based: lsp, linter, formatter, dap config and what kickstart.nvim normally does (see below). You should build gdb from source to have DAP support. -->
+
-<!---->
 ```
  - If you have an existing setup, I recommend a full clean:
    - back it up
@@ -35,7 +34,23 @@ Some of the shortcuts
    - <Ctrl-G>: toggle neo-tree
    - <Ctrl-P>: keyword fuzzy search
 ```   
-You can search for M64 in init.lua to find my changes.
+You can search for M64 in init.lua to find my changes.  
+
+To get the full blown C/C++ IDE experience:   
+
+When you have first started nvim after these steps, it autoinstalls and configures neovim. To get the full blown C/C++ IDE experience: have a look at `Mason`!
+
+In nvim start Mason by entering `:Mason`, select and install the following packages:
+
+```
+    ◍ clangd
+    ◍ cpplint
+    ◍ cpptools
+    ◍ lua-language-server lua_ls
+    ◍ markdownlint
+```
+to do so - hover over the corresponding package name from the list, and press `i` to install it. That's it! 
+
 
 ### Install Neovim