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It sounds like you are saying it is better just because it is being written from scratch. I don't plan on contributing or writing any plugins to Vis (or vim) so
by lolsal 11y ago
It sounds like you are saying it is better just because it is being written from scratch. I don't plan on contributing or writing any plugins to Vis (or vim) so I don't really care about what the 'guts' of the project look like as long as it does what I use it for (text editing). What motivation would I have to install Vis and deal with the mental overhead of switching (I am sincerely asking)? I have the same concerns with NeoVim. Maybe I just need to wait a decade for the ecosystem to catch up.
- cloudhead 11y agoYes. I would absolutely not advise to switch over at this point in time, unless you want to support the project. In its current state, I suspect it will be a poorer experience than vim and neovim.