Aha, the funniest bit I saw was when they announced their “own” “open source” completion model, which of course was literally just Qwen fine tuned on something like 400 FIM examples. Which would actually be pretty cool if it ran locally (it’s a 7B model!), but instead of course it sends everything straight to the “cloud” by default. Missed opportunity!
I suppose - I’m definitely not telling anyone what to use! I just thought I’d mention that I’m personally happier without a distro.
In my case this is exactly what I’m trying to avoid. The last time I had to update my nvim config was when they shipped a new default colorscheme and it totally broke my Elixir syntax highlighting (way too many things were the same color).
Of course if I wanted to improve general utility I would add more plugins - but I’m usually just fine!
