I prefer the DSL-like nature of viml over Lua. Yes, everyone likes to rag on viml, but just like any language with a lot of weird cruft in it (including some v

I prefer the DSL-like nature of viml over Lua. Yes, everyone likes to rag on viml, but just like any language with a lot of weird cruft in it (including some very popular ones millions of people use), once you learn it, it's not bad at all. That said, the new changes in 9.0 are welcome. I don't like how they changed the config. It's more modern, sure, but it now means I can't just send my vimrc to a server. I used nvim briefly then switched back. The only thing that makes me want to ditch vim is Bram's reaction to the initial PRs that spawned nvim in the first place. But, like, I can be crusty too, and I like that nvim is serving as competition to move Vim along faster.