To choose just one example, but one that illustrates the gulf between the two projects. For shell interaction, I use eshell, a UNIX shell written in Elisp, as

To choose just one example, but one that illustrates the gulf between the two projects. For shell interaction, I use eshell, a UNIX shell written in Elisp, as often as I use anything else. It has some sharp edges, but it takes more sharp edges off shell interaction so it generally makes, for me, the most pleasant way to interact with the shell. I am aware of no NeoVim project aiming at something like eshell, and it would not, I think, be a good fit for the NeoVim philosophy if it were tried.