For me, a couple things; - fast enough to compete with neovim. Idk if it’s my previous interest in display engineering, but I substantially notice the speed -

For me, a couple things; - fast enough to compete with neovim. Idk if it’s my previous interest in display engineering, but I substantially notice the speed - vim bindings…. Satisfactory. I don’t struggle to navigate at all, feels pretty native to me. I can split panes every which way till Sunday - collaboration mode is pretty great - Ability to have your current pane magnified - Ability to set your terminal font size to a different font size than your editor (been looking for this for years in a terminal emulator) - Super clean and crisp ui. TBH it was too much ui when I first tried it, I stopped using it almost immediately. But I have it a second try and got used to it. It’s still a lot more than vim but hey - Outline mode (pretty sweet) - Multi-file buffers (makes editing text across multiple files stupidly easy) - Cracked team. Awesome people, super transparent, just some sick engineers doing sick engineering