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Vim 9.1 released
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this post was submitted on 03 Jan 2024
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Well, sure, if the appeal of vim for you is that it "just works" on every platform you use, then there's no advantage to adopting neovim. That's no reason to complain that neovim isn't meeting your needs, though.
It's more advice than a complaint. I run on one setup. Linux terminals. And neovim has to beat that for me to switch