That's really interesting, thank you for the perspective. I'm amazed so many long in the tooth vim/nvim have moved over! I do think the movement could be bett

That's really interesting, thank you for the perspective. I'm amazed so many long in the tooth vim/nvim have moved over! I do think the movement could be better arranged in nvim/vim - but that's really just an issue of remapping keys I guess. hjkl are in a great place, the equivalent of home/end/pageup/down are odd and not ergonomic. I compiled helix on a 1Ghz single core processor, and it runs incredibly fast on that. Very impressive.