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Vim/neovim
I'd suggest going with LazyVIM / SpaceVIM as a starting point, though, as configuring vim from blank state is an art itself and requires quite some time and dedication.
Not really sure where you got this from. It's quite simple to me. The default vim config works completely fine for me if I'm eg in a VM and I don't want to copy all my vimrc and plugins over, if it's a machine I'll be using more long-term then it's quite quick to configure a few settings to be how I prefer them to be. Main changes I make to a default config is enabling line numbers (idk anyone who wouldn't want line numbers tbh) and setting them to be relative,
set scrolloff=9999, use 4 spaces for indent, enable line and column highlighting, set a theme, and a couple odd scripts, but again the default is perfectly usable and the tweaks in my vimrc are just to my personal taste.starting off with nothing but vim/nvim really isn't bad
I still have no understanding of how to do literally anything in vim, I couldn't even close out lol.
!pkill vimWhere would I even type that lol.
+1 for LazyVim