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I had moved off of OSX after the new gen of MacBookPros were unusable for me. I was using Windows + WSL for a while but eventually decided to give Linux a try. Things have been quite smooth really. Since most of my dev is around docker etc. it feels like home (not that OSX Docker experience was bad, Windows I can't say).
That's actually pretty nice, was wondering if there are real tools/apps/interfaces out there which are using this as just a POC or a demo.
This is also interesting btw: https://github.com/neovim/python-client will definitely give that a try!
What does neovim do for a not so hardcore user like me who's happy with the current state of affairs? Or in other words, what am I not doing right with vim that I fail to see what neovim offers, apart from a modern code base and may be a better way of writing plugins?
Here's my desk: https://twitter.com/udaykverma/status/386164901929959424
https://github.com/verma/dakait More info and screenshots: http://udayv.com/dakait/
Helps you download remote files to your local servers using simple tagging over a web-interface.