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Why not use neovim in windows

Things I like neovim better

  1. The tab-complete options are shown as horizontal line just above the modeline, really cool.
  2. Yanking to windows clipboard seemlessly in the backgound, saves me a lot of mouse clicks.
  3. The :checkhealth command

Things I don't like

  1. filenames for nvim-qt.exe wrapper must be sperated by ****double double dash**** with its own options… like this:

    c:\opt\neovim\nvim-qt.exe --maximized -- -- foobar.txt

Things I can not live with

  1. The anonymous buffer is changed issue. I am not sure how to reproduce it, anyway it is really annoying to run into it. It prevent the process from exiting, neither :q! Nor windows close button works. I have to kill the nvim process in windows task manager, then kill the nvim-qt wrapper.

 

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