Neovim 0.7 Released
I will never understand why people choose VSCode&#x2F;Jetbrains over a terminal based editor. I can edit the kernel with clangd and get hover reference, autocomplete, go to def, ref, dec, smart refactor, and that&#x27;s on top of being able to easily jump and fix lint&#x2F;bugs using Vim&#x27;s already great support for parsing compiler errors. With term added (which is a core Vim feature) it also has excellent support for gdb debugging. I am very glad that neovim is also making things EVEN BETTER with tree sitter and baked in LSP support.<p>So I get 98-100% of what an IDE gives me, I can use my editor over ssh and edit anywhere, I don&#x27;t need a GUI to even be installed on the system where I have all of my cores and RAM for compiling the kernel, it starts up instantly, and it&#x27;s completely free and open source, not driven by a corporation, and there&#x27;s decades of documentation on how to use it.<p>Edit:<p>I really don&#x27;t understand the comments of &quot;I will literally not spend a single minute configuring my editor&quot;. I guess it&#x27;s the systems developer in me that can&#x27;t fathom someone that wants to use a tool to make a living without understanding it fully and being able to tweak it to their exact liking over the course of their entire career.<p>I personally consider my investment into Vim one of the best I ever made. If dumb college me can do it in a few weekends, you can do it. I recently setup Emacs and got it to the same level as my Vim usage in about two days of tinkering just for fun. Then again, I suppose some people are just here for the money and want to clock in and clock out as fast as possible. I really wish I could share with you the joy of tinkering, learning, and growing your knowledge about how these wonderful machines work.