I use NvChad as the base of my config, with some custom plugins and key mappings, as well as language servers. I haven't tested this config on other machines except my own so your experience may vary.

NvChad switched to Mason to manage Lsps so you will need to install the ones you want.
TreeSitter for syntax highlighting, doesn't automatically install new languages, so you have to do this yourself.

To use my NvChad config, take the files inside nvchad, and copy them inside ~/.config/nvim/lua/custom, a folder NvChad uses for custom configurations.