Bram has his sometimes idiosyncratic ways of doing things, but that's quite a different thing than being "not nice". It's a completely different situation with

Bram has his sometimes idiosyncratic ways of doing things, but that's quite a different thing than being "not nice". It's a completely different situation with very different dynamics. > I wouldn't be surprised if neovim starts replacing vim in distributions within a couple of years. That would be highly disruptive as Neovim isn't compatible with Vim. Plus Vim is still actively developed with no signs of slowing down.