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Vim 9.1 released
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this post was submitted on 03 Jan 2024
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With Bram Moolenaar death, I sincerely think that vim will no longer be able to play catch-up with nvim. Bram Moolenaar did an amazing job with nvim, but with its death I think that vim is going to be an editor of the past, just like vi is an editor of the past. And nvim is its successor since its where the developers have moved.
yeah, you're literally commenting on a post about a new release six months after BM death
1.6 million js frameworks have both been created and forgotten during this period.
Make that 1.6 million and 1.
uh?
Oh dear.
It’s a JavaScript joke.
ah, I see. Do you have an idea what we are talking about here? :)
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ah, all makes sense now ¯\_(ツ)_/¯