Comment by qz2 6 years ago Clearly the issue is it should suggest vi for emacs and vi for vi :) 18 comments qz2 Reply smithza 6 years ago Absolutely not. Nor should anyone nod towards the bastard child of the two called spacemacs ... Emacs FTW :) alexvoda 6 years ago Of course not, because they nod towards SpaceVim qz2 6 years ago Damn this I’m starting SpaceEd. ComputerGuru 6 years ago *nvim for vi qz2 6 years ago I'm still using classic vim. Should I move over? sojournerc 6 years ago what got me to switch was being able to run terminal commands in a buffer...https://neovim.io/doc/user/nvim_terminal_emulator.html 10 replies → chapium 6 years ago Only if you want very specific plugins. 1 reply →
smithza 6 years ago Absolutely not. Nor should anyone nod towards the bastard child of the two called spacemacs ... Emacs FTW :) alexvoda 6 years ago Of course not, because they nod towards SpaceVim qz2 6 years ago Damn this I’m starting SpaceEd.
alexvoda 6 years ago Of course not, because they nod towards SpaceVim qz2 6 years ago Damn this I’m starting SpaceEd.
ComputerGuru 6 years ago *nvim for vi qz2 6 years ago I'm still using classic vim. Should I move over? sojournerc 6 years ago what got me to switch was being able to run terminal commands in a buffer...https://neovim.io/doc/user/nvim_terminal_emulator.html 10 replies → chapium 6 years ago Only if you want very specific plugins. 1 reply →
qz2 6 years ago I'm still using classic vim. Should I move over? sojournerc 6 years ago what got me to switch was being able to run terminal commands in a buffer...https://neovim.io/doc/user/nvim_terminal_emulator.html 10 replies → chapium 6 years ago Only if you want very specific plugins. 1 reply →
sojournerc 6 years ago what got me to switch was being able to run terminal commands in a buffer...https://neovim.io/doc/user/nvim_terminal_emulator.html 10 replies →
Absolutely not. Nor should anyone nod towards the bastard child of the two called spacemacs ... Emacs FTW :)
Of course not, because they nod towards SpaceVim
Damn this I’m starting SpaceEd.
*nvim for vi
I'm still using classic vim. Should I move over?
what got me to switch was being able to run terminal commands in a buffer...
https://neovim.io/doc/user/nvim_terminal_emulator.html
10 replies →
Only if you want very specific plugins.
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