Comment by skydhash

IMO, it’s still the wwrong approach. Vim and Emacs are just editors. Very much like Notepad. You don’t have to learn the extra stuff.

Once you are comfortable with basic notepad-like usage, you can then learn more advanced features. But emacs and vim are different from VSCode because those advanced things are supposed to be tweaked to personal preferences, not be handed down from high. When you start with something like Lazyvim, you’re missing on everything that makes vim, vim. You just have a walmart version of VSCode.