> Speed or vim-like editing was not a selling point at all.
Speak for yourself, those are why I supported OniVim. The GUI was not what was important to me, it was the ability to install extensions easily, have vim keybindings, and most importantly, be able to handle the very large files I often work with (due to being written in OCaml), where VSCode hangs.
Speak for yourself, those are why I supported OniVim. The GUI was not what was important to me, it was the ability to install extensions easily, have vim keybindings, and most importantly, be able to handle the very large files I often work with (due to being written in OCaml), where VSCode hangs.