Interesting point. I think it has two sides to it: 1. I started using Spacemacs which got me into using Emacs(mainly for org mode in the beginning). I'm not ca

Interesting point. I think it has two sides to it: 1. I started using Spacemacs which got me into using Emacs(mainly for org mode in the beginning). I'm not capable of building an emacs config from scratch(nor do I care). 2. In Vim though I already have my vim config and have been customizing it. When I try to use these neovim distributions, they're very far off how I configured my vim and I have no idea how to reconcile these two things. I feel like once you are capable enough to configure it on your own, you won't really be happy with these things, but neovim is also almost like the ever changing javascript ecosystem. There are new completion engines coming out every day, new file trees, etc. etc. I don't feel like changing to the next best lsp engine every 6 months. Also, spacemacs seems to have a better hook mechanism when it comes to configuring the default configuration.