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It's painfully obvious that none of this will really improve reddit for the users, seems like just another step towards obsolescence.

I personally use neovim and something I love doing is :tabedit to create a new tab and then I slap a :term in there and baby you've got a fullscreen terminal in a separate tab right inside vim and get this, you can yank text from this buffer and easily move this between your terminal tab and the files you have open.

I think regular vim will do all this as well but I think maybe the commands are different?

As a quest 2 owner I've gotta say I've been kind of surprised how little I want to do anything in VR, I kind of thought that having an immersive VR space would be groundbreaking in many ways and now I'm left wondering if it's a lack of innovation in the space (the illusive 'killer app') or if it's just small barriers to using it that keep me from reaching for it?

My smartphone and laptop are just, more convenient for almost everything?