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OniVim's main selling points was it beeing close to VSCode, so saying Helix Editor is its successor but not having the main features does not make a lot of sens
by N-Krause 4y ago
OniVim's main selling points was it beeing close to VSCode, so saying Helix Editor is its successor but not having the main features does not make a lot of sense to me.
Based on your points it sounds like Helix Editor is pretty much the same as SpaceVim.
- cercatrova 4y agoI used OniVim due primarily to speed and not having to set up a vimrc. That it was a GUI app versus terminal based is immaterial to me. Now I have my own vimrc so it doesn't matter much anymore, but last year OniVim was nice enough to use.