Good to see configuration improvements

Switching to Neovim as my main editor two years ago was one of the best choices I made in my career. With Neovim experience, I can use plain vim efficiently. Virtually every Linux install has an editor I can use, that's amazing. Using \f for formatting is very useful, I don't have to indent anything.

Yet configuring Neovim was a nightmarish experience. There are tons on guides online, they overlap partly and differ in some details. I'm supposed to install a plugin manager (there are plenty of choices), a package manager, I need to understand the difference between LSP servers and clients, and everybody says I need 5-10 plugins to get the right experience. Many plugins are discontinued and archived on Github, some have newer replacements, others don't. One plugin was archived because its author committed suicide :(

At some point I just stopped messing with configs and decided to get back to it one day. I haven't touched it since.