> Thanks so much for your answer! You're welcome! I'll try to release more APEs for the sixel related projects because I'd like to make things like https://gi

> Thanks so much for your answer! You're welcome! I'll try to release more APEs for the sixel related projects because I'd like to make things like https://github.com/bytesnake/vim-graphical-preview/ https://github.com/bytesnake/vim-graphical-preview/ more accessible. A vim that'd use cosmopolitan binaries for the plugins would provide a solution without making everyone compile C code! > The maintainer of elixir.vim doesn't even write Elixir anymore (though he is very attentive to PRs and issues). I've contributed a bit to it, but ultimately I don't spend a lot of time hacking on Vim anymore If the community has moved to neovim and the maintainer of the vim package isn't writing in this language anymore, it may be hard to get a good "out of the box" experience with prepackaged solutions But if the result you get still satisfies you, maybe it's not worth chasing what everyone else is doing with neovim? A minimal hacking around your working vim configuration could get you further, or at least fix your pain points enough to make everything else less important. Also, you can't be certain that what the neovim elixir community find important, their pain points, will be identical to yours: hacking your own solution guarantees you'll be satisfied by it (because if you aren't, you can hack it some more :)