> you could give the latter just by bundling Vim with an init file and some plugins > One in a million things exactly like it > there are much easier ways to

> you could give the latter just by bundling Vim with an init file and some plugins > One in a million things exactly like it > there are much easier ways to achieve a better result Is there a particular vim/nvim starting point that you recommend? There are a lot of tutorials out there, but the idea of bundling is not something I've actually seen done. If not, then Helix is actually the easiest way for a user to get what it's offering.