I, for one, have recently refactored my NeoVim config in the exact opposite direction: now using mostly default nvim settings, dropped lots of plugins, etc. Fee

I, for one, have recently refactored my NeoVim config in the exact opposite direction: now using mostly default nvim settings, dropped lots of plugins, etc. Feels great really. Quite honestly I was simply tired of maintaining my old configs. It ended up to be easier to (re)learn some default key mappings instead. This, however, only works with software with good backward compatibility. Here is to nvim to be that kind of software.