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I love vim. vimscript on the other hand... Also it's gimped without addons which you very much miss when using someone else's machine. And if they happened to

• arianvanp 12y ago
  And that's where neovim comes in. I makes me so excited. You can write plugins in any language. which is just plain awesome. I switched to the neovim alpha in archlinux last week. Wasn't the most painless process but it worked. pacaur hung installing it so I had to makepkg the package manually and get the dependencies manually. But hey it works. The dependencies seem to change quite often as well so sometimes you end up with dangling dependencies that you don't need anymore. But apart from that, once it's installed, You won't even notice you're not using vim. + The fact that it has a fully fledged terminal emulator built in is pretty slick.
  • Svenstaro 12y ago
    Don't you worry, I'm going to pull neovim into Arch once there has been a stable release. This should make it much simpler to install.