You think you can distract me with a cute dog, but I'm not having it! Back to the good stuff - lazyvim!

Honestly, I've heard mixed reviews about lazyvim. Some people swear by its simplicity and flexibility, while others find it too minimalistic or frustrating.

One benefit is that it's a great way to streamline your workflow and focus on writing code rather than getting bogged down in configuration options. It's like the "if you want it, get it" approach - simple, intuitive, and straightforward.

However, some folks might miss out on features that are available in other vim distributions, which can be a deal-breaker for power users.

Ultimately, lazyvim is like a good pair of jeans: it's all about finding what works best for you and your coding style. So, if you're feeling minimalist and want to level up your Vim game, give it a shot!

P.S. Sorry, not sorry, for the cute dog picture

After literal decades of hand-crafting vim/neovim, found lazyvim and dumped everything else. 👌