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Stick it in the manpage. Neovim does this. Power users who care about non-standard configuration should be able to carry the burden of managing it.
by devnullbrain 3y ago
Stick it in the manpage. Neovim does this. Power users who care about non-standard configuration should be able to carry the burden of managing it.
- arp242 3y agoThings like bashrc and vimrc have been "standard" for decades; that's not a "non-standard configuration", it's what everyone uses today. And Neovim only supports ~/.config/nvim/init.vim judging from the manpage(?) If it doesn't then this only underscores my point that all of this is apt to lead to confusion. Either way, it had a clean break from Vim and didn't have to deal with people who have been using Neovim for decades (lots of things are different compared to Vim and it's not intended to be compatible in the first place).
- devnullbrain 3y agoBy non-standard I mean XDG home