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As someone who still uses vim: no, you don't. You'd have the exact same situation with various plugins for LSP or whatever (perhaps not the color scheme, but t
by riffraff 2y ago
As someone who still uses vim: no, you don't.
You'd have the exact same situation with various plugins for LSP or whatever (perhaps not the color scheme, but those always existed for vim too).
You're just pining for a time you had less functionality enabled.
- diatone 2y agoYep this reads like someone who tricked out their car, blows out the clutch because it has too much horsepower, then starts pining for the days when they didn’t need a double clutch. You never needed a double clutch! As an aside I’m surprised that people struggle with vendor management and config management for neovim. Like are people picking unstable packages, or is their config wired up in a super brittle way? If you’re gonna invest in your own tooling, surely it’s your job to set it up to be stable over $TIMEFRAME ? Speaking as someone who’s used pretty much the same Neovim config for a few years with maybe half a day messing with it since setting it up