avim·VIM - Vi IMprovedbyardms The future of Vimhttps://groups.google.com/g/vim_dev/c/dq9Wu5jqVTwOpen linkView original on lemmy.world44Comments7Reply
mmryessir lemmy.sdf.org2Hide 2 repliesGood to see that we are not rushing into unnecessary changes. Main reason why vim > neovim, to me.10Reply
nnickwitha_k (he/him) replylemmy.sdf.org1Hide 1 replyI am a fan of both, personally. I like neovim for my dev box and vim for remote servers, where stability is a higher priority.3Reply
feoh replylemmy.sdf.orgSame here. I feel like this is one of the best power moves ever for Devops/SRE/Platrform engineering types who need to actually work on real live servers and can't always drag their entire configuration corups around with them.2Reply
ÆÆnðr lemmy.sdf.orgOh, shocks. What a way to find out Bram Moolenaar passed away. A week ago? Where have I been?3Reply
PPeteZ lemmy.worldThanks for passing this along. I’ve been wondering what the next steps would be.2Reply
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Good to see that we are not rushing into unnecessary changes. Main reason why vim > neovim, to me.
I am a fan of both, personally. I like neovim for my dev box and vim for remote servers, where stability is a higher priority.
Same here. I feel like this is one of the best power moves ever for Devops/SRE/Platrform engineering types who need to actually work on real live servers and can't always drag their entire configuration corups around with them.
Off-topic: today I learned Google Groups was still alive.
Great handling of the situation!
Oh, shocks. What a way to find out Bram Moolenaar passed away. A week ago? Where have I been?
Thanks for passing this along. I’ve been wondering what the next steps would be.