[nolliebs180]

I am a developer using vim & neovim daily. My setup before VM/container popularity was mostly ssh into a remote dev box, then tmux+vim there on the remote host. Tmux mostly for its split-pane feature which I like better than vim splits.

Now since I can do most of my work locally, neovim's terminal support has, for me, completely replaced my use of tmux splits. Having moved all my split usage out of tmux into neovim has simplified my setup and keybindings. And I grok and am more comfortable now with vim/neovim splits.