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Probably. NeoVim started off as a peaceful project: “Hey Bram, mind if we refactor the code a little bit to make it more maintainable, and add async to the slow
by KMnO4 3y ago
Probably. NeoVim started off as a peaceful project: “Hey Bram, mind if we refactor the code a little bit to make it more maintainable, and add async to the slow things?”
And Bram fervently rejected that, so Vim was forked. At this point, why would anyone want to maintain Vim?
- llmblockchain 3y agoI don't think that's the issue. Vim has been maintained for years, even after NeoVim popped on the scene. The main contention point these days seems to be Vim's choice of vimscript 9 instead of Lua as chosen by NeoVim. Now there's a divide in the plugin community.
- beej71 3y agoI just hope that if vim dies, neovim will finally provide a way to use ^W with terminal windows. It's the main thing that keeps me from switching.