With neovim, you have pretty good profile copy-ability. The app convention is very nice too, for isolation. scp -r mydesktop:.config/my_bespoke_neovim $HOME

With neovim, you have pretty good profile copy-ability. The app convention is very nice too, for isolation. scp -r mydesktop:.config/my_bespoke_neovim $HOME export NVIM_APPNAME=$HOME/.config/my_bespoke_neovim Using something like astrovim provides a very nice framework for declaratively bringing in and bringing together a very nice environment too. Great start, good patterns, the impressive `lazy` managing plugins under the hood. Mason is one other core bedrock components of good neovim dx. It's the main library in the neovim galaxy for bringing in lsp servers and debug adapter protocols. It mostly just works, gives great out of box debug-ability. There's like a mini `mise` running, powering the plugins you bring in.