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I switched because the cursor handling is nicer in neovim. It puts a bar when editing so you can see if you're inserting before or after a character, and an und
by suprjami 4y ago
I switched because the cursor handling is nicer in neovim. It puts a bar when editing so you can see if you're inserting before or after a character, and an underscore when operating on a single character (like after pressing "r").
The former sucks to do in vim, I couldn't get it working in tmux at all, and I don't think the latter is possible?
Apart from that I'm treating it like vim and using all my existing vimrc and vimscript plugins. It's been good.