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2020-03-06
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zyxmn16:03:58

Why should I move from vim 8 to neovim ?

zyxmn16:03:21

Thinking of trying it out .

dominicm16:03:43

If you aren't going to install plugins, not a lot of reason

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rafaeldelboni16:03:20

coc.nvim was a good reason for me (even working with vim 8, it was so much better on nvim)

dave16:03:18

when neovim first came out, it provided things that vim didn't have. then vim implemented those same things, so i'm not sure i would recommend one over the other at this point

dave16:03:41

unless, like dominic said, there happens to be a plugin that you want to use and it's specifically for neovim

dominicm16:03:45

(I know zyxman irl, he doesn't use plugins. He's weird, but we love him anyway)

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hugo17:03:15

Not even the built in ones?

dominicm17:03:29

Those are a yes. And a couple, fireplace for example. But not many. He won't use anything that isn't built in, mostly.

dave17:03:23

i can't think of something that neovim can do that vim can't (aside from running plugins that only work on neovim)

dominicm17:03:10

You can run a terminal in a floating window

zyxmn18:03:25

I'm gonna try and use some plugins this time around 😁

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Mark Marsella21:03:01

Hi folks, Im trying to use conjure, but its giving me "Conjure not compiled, please run bin/compile" message when I open a Clojure project file. How do I run this?

dharrigan21:03:00

How are you installing it? btw, there's a #conjure channel that might be more help.

Mark Marsella21:03:05

Will try #conjure, thanks

thiru23:03:38

I use neovim's terminal emulator pretty much every day. I'm not sure if vim has that..