I've only been using NeoVim for a few weeks. I've been using iTerm2 and I really like it. Never have I found it to be slow in any way. Occasionally, when closing vim, it'll lag for half a second or so, but I'm unsure whether that's iterm2 or my bloated nvim configuration (regardless, its rare enough to feel unimportant to mention). I tried using WezTerm today and although I respect the fact that it uses Lua, I don't really want to spend the time learning the api to get a config I like when I'm unsure if I'll even end up liking it. Also, it took a lot of configuring to make the text look good, yet there are still issues...
From a glance this shows me that my current battery is 72% charged, CPU is at18%, memory utilization is at 22GB, that it's currently January 31st at 10:59AM,that I'm in the ~/temp/sandbox/www.codependentcodr.com/content/static/imgsdirectory, that my current Git branch is iterm2setup (and that there areuncommitted changes), and that my current Python version is 3.9.1 (which isprobably redundant since that's in my badge, but ?).
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On my MacBook (Monterey 12.3.1), I recently switched from the standard terminal to iterm2. However, I noticed some strange behavior when using vim in the new terminal. If I scrolled to the top of the file using the mouse, not only did my cursor remain in its current position but I was able to scroll beyond the beginning of the file into the terminal output. e24fc04721
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