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When I meant customization, I didn't mean the availability of plugins. I meant the ability to change everything, and do it myself simply and quickly if needed,
by didibus 8y ago
When I meant customization, I didn't mean the availability of plugins. I meant the ability to change everything, and do it myself simply and quickly if needed, from within the editor itself.
There's only two editors I know that give you that, Emacs and Atom.
That said, I didn't try neovim, but it just seems like Vim with Lua plugins. Kinda similar to how Sublime Text can have Python plugins.
- thomastjeffery 8y agoI agree: Vim is really held back by its reliance on default keymaps. Sure, you can remap them, but they are still the lifeblood of what Vim is. You can't change what they are. Even emacs has this problem: there is a general set of consistent keymaps that are set by a wide variety of emacs modes. It's certainly not a trivial task to change, or get rid of them.