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Funny enough, Neovim har great LSP and gdb support. The distinction between an IDE and a text editor now mainly comes down to the configuration time, where bot
by lawn 3y ago
Funny enough, Neovim har great LSP and gdb support.
The distinction between an IDE and a text editor now mainly comes down to the configuration time, where both (neo)vim and Emacs support the classical IDE features as long as you configure them to.
- bryanlarsen 3y agoWhen I adopted emacs, vim itself was new, neovim was still two decades away. :)