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If you just need a vim with python, it's fairly simple to compile from source. You can start by modifying what's given here: https://github.com/Valloric/YouComp

If you just need a vim with python, it's fairly simple to compile from source. You can start by modifying what's given here: https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe/wiki/Building-Vim-from-source https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe/wiki/Building-Vim-... About the package system, yes there really isn't any documentation at all because it doesn't do all that much in the first place. I would suggest just using vim-plug or another package manager. Also, there really isn't anything to learn in Neovim. Mainly just try out the terminal emulator and come up with some terminal maps.

linsomniac 10y ago
Sorry, I'm an operations guy, so compiling from source is never simple. :-/ (I know most people don't understand this, but in my world "./configure; make" just leads to a world of pain) vim-plug sounds like something I should investigate. I hadn't heard of it before now, I had been using pathogen for the last year or two. I've been playing a bit with neovim and have it working happily now. Not sure what the problem I was having last time I tried, but it was just a nightmare (granted, I had only given myself 15m to try it).