Vim/N(eo)Vim opinions? Is it just me or are there a lot of improvement

If you think its gonna break, make another backup of the backup.

>>55922417
My .vimrc is only about 20-30 lines and I use vim mainly for C and C++ development. What could you possibly be doing to have need for a 2000 line .vimrc?

>>55922456
Plugins/Documentation for them.
I use Vim for everything and wanted a place that's convenient to document all of it, so i put it into the .vimrc

Since vim-plug allows contextual plugin management i currently can edit everything from C/++, SQL,
Python, Markdown, XML or just regular E-Mails in vim.
Why use something else?

However those exact plugins might break on me one day, even though they haven't done it yet..
Still there is this fear i can't get rid off that they might.

>>55922832
Because you get more powerful buffer editing tools/features at your disposal which are much more easily configurable with emacs?
Especially, too, if you were to work with a lisp dialect of some sort, vim just shits itself.

>>55922417
cant wait for vim 8

>2000 lines
WTF?

>>55922417
>2000 lines
Are you writing a story in your rc? Mine is 55 lines and it includes some plugin configuration, keybindings and appearance customization.

What happened to Yzis?