Neat changes, but I'm still going to stick with tmux. Tmux not only works better, it's changed the way I develop. Everything is done in a Tmux window with Vim a

Neat changes, but I'm still going to stick with tmux. Tmux not only works better, it's changed the way I develop. Everything is done in a Tmux window with Vim and shell. Tmux is how you can create a shell-based IDE with splits and different functionality. I came from Emacs, and liked the IDE-ness of it, but I can capture almost all of that behavior with tmux + vim.