I used to think in similar paths too. Honestly, NeoVim's biggest wins are a nice website, cleaner code (I think) and XDG basedir support. (And to be fair, swit

I used to think in similar paths too. Honestly, NeoVim's biggest wins are a nice website, cleaner code (I think) and XDG basedir support. (And to be fair, switching on Arch is really easy since it's in the official repositories)