Similar here too. I'm on the lazy.nvim train too because it's componentized, powerful, and scalable. It would take me ages to get all of the stuff going that Just Works™ (pretty much) OOTB. Yes, even Copilot if you're into that sort of kinky code completion sharing with OpenAI/Microsoft everything you type.

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azemetre 5 days ago | parent [-]

I recently moved away from lazy.nvim to using vim.pack. You can check out my PR here:

https://github.com/azemetre/dotfiles/pull/61/files

It was worth it to me because I never relied on many features of lazy.nvim. The benefit of the approach linked in the PR is that it also defer's loading packages as well. The only one I initially load is alpha.nvim (a dashboard), everything else gets deferred. This brought down my startup time from around 300ms to sub 100ms.

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qiine 5 days ago | parent [-]

Just wanted to say I snatched your autocmd "go to last loc when opening a Buffer"

That's handy!

	▲	azemetre 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		No problem! One of my favorite things about vim is how modular it is and how simple it is to extend it too.