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He literally asked several times for reasons to switch to nvim, but your answer basically amounts to "well because it's not hard". Telling him upgrading is not
by fredoliveira 9y ago
He literally asked several times for reasons to switch to nvim, but your answer basically amounts to "well because it's not hard". Telling him upgrading is not hard, or that it is compatible with vim gives him nothing.
From the nvim GitHub page:
Modern GUIs
API access from any language including clojure, lisp, go, haskell, lua, javascript, perl, python, ruby, rust.
Embedded, scriptable terminal emulator
Asynchronous job control
Shared data (shada) among multiple editor instances
XDG base directories support
Compatible with most Vim plugins, including Ruby and Python plugins.
- justinmk 9y agoYes. My perspective is: - It's ok if this person doesn't want to use Nvim. - The "Why should I switch to Nvim" question is based on a questionable premise. I think the question should be "Why should I should to Vim".