> Great comment, I’ll add there’s a MacVim-like GUI wrapper but for Neovim called VimR that i really like.

Thanks for pointing this out. One thing I like is being able to command tab in MacOS -- if you have multiple terminal windows it breaks that, so any kind of GUI wrapper, even if it's basically just a glorified replication of the terminal app, is useful from a usability perspective. (To me at least)

That's how I originally moved from vim to MacVim -- I wanted terminal for sysadmin stuff, something like Sublime for coding, TexMaker for LaTeX (because it's it's own beast), and so on and so forth.