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I love this theme and how it looks! If someone is new to VIM/NVIM: I would go first with the basic. I have seen a lot of people being overwhelmed with this pr
by anon23432343 4y ago
I love this theme and how it looks!
If someone is new to VIM/NVIM: I would go first with the basic.
I have seen a lot of people being overwhelmed with this pre-made configs and lost interest really fast. Also if your not into config stuff and making it yours then maybe something like vim/nvim is not for you. If you want to use vscode use vscode. Its not about the tool but how good you know the tool :)
I love vim motions :D
- bionsystem 4y agoI use vim daily and have been for years. I find those initiatives really interesting and especially I see things like org mode for vim which, although it is only a subset of org mode for emacs, could help me with some usecases. However I also find those things overwhelming. Just looking at the readme I feel like I'll need a few nights of learning and weeks of practice to figure out a workflow, plus it won't be available soon on my few computers and ever on my many servers. What I like in vim is also it's ubiquity and simplicity. I know my vim config by heart (it's just 6 lines) and just type it in when I login and I don't like the installed config. How would you or anyone recommend approaching a transition to those kind of framework or frontends or whatever it's called ?