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I'm in the camp where too many plugins (while nice for particular languages) is a crutch. I'd like to still be able to use it when my plugins aren't present on
by dwoot 8y ago
I'm in the camp where too many plugins (while nice for particular languages) is a crutch. I'd like to still be able to use it when my plugins aren't present on remote machines. It's part of the reason why I had, a one point, used the easy-motion plugin, but dropped it. Does it make things more cumbersome? A tad, but it forced me to build up a better workflow around it.
I'm also wondering when the last time you've used Vim was, because async plugin execution is now a thing, but I switched to NeoVim a while back it's fast.
- chessturk 8y agoI'm really careful to not change standard settings, so when I'm remote only cosmetic things change (linting underline, autocomplete). If I do change something standard, then it should be obvious what the original command was (<C-w> to <leader>w)