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Helix - A modal text editor
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This is a big factor of what made me switch. I just got sick of downloading and updating plugins, editing configuration to get things how I like it but still have things be janky AF as not all the plugins work well together...
Yes, though it is there enough for me to use it and not miss vim any more. Everything that is being added now is more like icing on top of a great base.