Or you could just join the 21st century and use vscode or any IDE.
Vim is basically nerd cosplay.
Shit on Desktop Linux and its evangelists here
No evangelizing for Linux
Or you could just join the 21st century and use vscode or any IDE.
Vim is basically nerd cosplay.
I've heard good things about Helix, but not sure I want to learn something new when I'm using Vim motions for Vimium C, Keynav, RSS Guard, Yazi, mupdf, etc.
I know this is a late reply, but helix uses vim keys, and it's not a problem for me usually except going to the end of the document uses "ge" instead "G" (you probably can also rebind keys). Though switching to helix isn't going to boost your productivity probably if you are already used to nvim