[WiiManic]

And if its not obvious, the links are for Onivim1, rather than Oni2.

There is a somewhat out of date document on the motivation behind starting Oni2 here: https://github.com/onivim/oni2/blob/master/docs/MOTIVATION.m...

The big changes from Oni1 to Oni2:

- We moved from Typescript/Electron to ReasonML/Revery for a native rendering stack which is much faster (startup/in general) and generally lighter weight, with a solid FFI story for native libs (Like libvim below, but also stuff like tree-sitter etc).

- We moved from neovim via RPC to libvim, a fork of vim as a library, with motivation behind that change in the doc above, and why vim over nvim in the GitHub README for libvim.

This is allowing us to bring forward the things people liked in Oni1, but drop stuff that people didn't, with Electron being an obvious big one. The end result, combined with harnessing the VSCode ecosystem should hopefully make a compelling editor.