Or rather it's a matter of trade-offs and some things are just "good enough". It's not up to you what's good enough for him or me, especially weighed against the amount of effort I might have to invest to get something that's "optimal" for me.
On the flip side, I've been using VIM/emacs for over a dozen years, and have gone from extensive user made configs to these starter packs (DOOM Emacs with some custom stuff on top). I mean I'm happy with a well thought out "total conversion" of emacs. I learn the UX on top (that is really nice) and I add my own. If I started from scratch it would probably be sub-optimal ( I mean I could recreate DOOM, but why?)
LazyVim isn't really like those "fully fledged" distributions as it doesn't include nearly as much stuff.
I did find this comparison not too long ago https://medium.com/@adaml.poniatowski/exploring-the-top-neov...
Really? I find LazyVim to be even more complete than AstroNvim, without entering into the bottomless pit of over-engineering.
Re:LazyVim
by throwmeout123 on Monday July 17, 2023 @05:25PM
(#36764324)
Cant wait until you create your programming language to use in the company you created racking up the optimal millions while laughing at us lazy slobs!
Re:LazyVim
by majkinetor on Monday July 17, 2023 @05:29PM
(#36764352)
You can stop immediatelly.
Re:LazyVim
by throwmeout123 on Monday July 17, 2023 @05:45PM
(#36764509)
Maybe YOU should stop calling other people lazy for something actually very productive, aka not wasting million hours tinkering with lua for marginal returns over investment, often on company time…
Actually, when I look at how most of my colegues are slow using their tools of choice, even senior ones, I imagine I would rather kill myself then using such setup.