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I haven't used nvi in several years (mostly because, unlike nvi, vim has become universally available on the systems I use), but it's not minimalist. nvi has a
by _kst_ 10y ago
I haven't used nvi in several years (mostly because, unlike nvi, vim has become universally available on the systems I use), but it's not minimalist. nvi has a number of features that the original vi does not. Perl integration and infinite undo are two examples.
- JoshTriplett 10y agonvi definitely provides more features than the original vi, just not nearly as much as vim. And it doesn't have a comparable ecosystem of plugin/package developers around it, either.
- bch 10y agoIs there a popularity dashboard of plugins that one could check to see what features vim users are enjoying that I've been living without?
- roryokane 10y agohttp://vimawesome.com/ http://vimawesome.com/ has a list of Vim plugins sorted by their popularity, measured by presence in dotfiles repos on GitHub.
- danidiaz 10y agoFor a conservative list of "essential plugins", see https://www.vi-improved.org/plugins/ https://www.vi-improved.org/plugins/ "surround" and "targets" are indispensable for me.