ExLisper

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ExLisper,

I thought matrix was going to school and getting unplugged was graduating.

ExLisper,

It’s easy to spell when you realize it’s a Polish last name. And you speak Polish.

ExLisper, (edited )

Yeah, it’s shameful that as society we learned to be compassionate to other disabled people but still treat the obese like it’s their own fault.

ExLisper,

The problem with SpaceVim is that it offers a lot of toggles that are easy to switch but there are no examples for more ‘custom’ config and I struggled to figure it out. There’s a lot of examples and guides for nvim so it was easier. I don’t know, maybe it was just me but with SpaceVim I also didn’t really see what’s possible. With nvim I just found long lists of useful plugins that you can add one by one.

As for the future I don’t really worry that there will be next thing after neovim. I didn’t write any custom scripts for it, all I have is just plugins with mostly default settings. It would take me a day to switch to another tool witch is not a big issue.

I think starting with Vim is a good idea. You can easily add plugins one by one when you will see the need for them.

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