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Mostly just LSP integration. I didn't really feel the need to manage my email or filesystem with Emacs. Even git I prefer to use on the command line than use an
by cybrexalpha 4y ago
Mostly just LSP integration. I didn't really feel the need to manage my email or filesystem with Emacs. Even git I prefer to use on the command line than use an editor/IDE plugin for.
- lc9er 4y agoYeah same. I'll probably spend a some more time with Emacs, having fun toying around with it, and then realize all I really want is a fast, snappy editor. Then I'll be back to nvim. Wash-rinse-repeat every couple of years.
- cybrexalpha 4y agoNothing wrong with that. There was nothing wrong with emacs in vim mode — it functioned just fine. I'm familiar with lisp so it wasn't even hard to configure particularly, just not as easy as neovim for my particular use-case.