I get that this is under development, but at this point is this really more effective or smoother in terms of workflow than just using standalone neovim and tmux?
> is this really more effective or smoother in terms of workflow than just using standalone neovim and tmux?
No, but this would help fill in the gap that tmux lack for some use cases. So, it would all depends on what are looking for from it.
With (neo)vim as terminal multiplexer, you would have a totally different ecosystem where you can integrate various plugins to it. Like tmux has TPM, (neo)vim would have vim-plug (or many more plugin managers) to help integrate another plugins and tailor to your setup.
As a user of neovim, tmux, and vim-plug, I'm interested in this. I have quite a few plugins but my neovim setup is still so much faster than things like VS Code.
With (neo)vim as terminal multiplexer, you would have a totally different ecosystem where you can integrate various plugins to it. Like tmux has TPM, (neo)vim would have vim-plug (or many more plugin managers) to help integrate another plugins and tailor to your setup.