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TLDR: Neovim was good, I just personally like Emacs better (especially Org-Mode). I think I can call my experiment to try out Neovim finished, and I am happy to be back to Emacs. I used to be a GUI Emacs user. The motivation to try out Neovim was the rise of AI agentic workflows, and that the AI agent harnesses worked best in the “proper” terminals (Claude Code was flickering and jumping around in Emacs’s vterm, and it wasn’t a good experience). Thus, I had to move my terminal out of my editor and instead bring my editor into my terminal. Additionally, AI agent sessions are often long-living, so tmux became a requirement (not saying that I couldn’t have tmux in my Emacs’s vterm, probably I could, it was just another reason to shift from GUI Emacs to a terminal-based workflows).