Why does your setup need to be always 'up to date'? I update mine periodically, usually when I update Arch and the nvim package updates. I might spend a few hou

Why does your setup need to be always 'up to date'? I update mine periodically, usually when I update Arch and the nvim package updates. I might spend a few hours tweaking things then, but that's monthly or less. Sometimes I'll do it sooner if I'm actively tweaking nvim to my liking (for fun). I don't see it as a burden really. I like what Neovim provides me the other 99% of the time. If you like the batteries-included nature of VSCode, you could try an nvim distro (e.g. LunarVim), or just use VSCode. I can't use Neovim at work (sEcUriTy..), so I use VS Code. It's good enough, but I definitely don't enjoy using it like I enjoy using nvim in my terminal-based workflow.