Sure. And likewise, users who care about backwards compatibility have no duty to do anything for the Neovim developers--they can simply use a different editor that suits their preferences.
Sure. And likewise, users who care about backwards compatibility have no duty to do anything for the Neovim developers--they can simply use a different editor that suits their preferences.
Is there a good way to avoid programs like this in general?
You buy software that includes a commercial license that guarantees data retention
So that answer us no because such software does virtually not exist.
Can you point me to any such commercial text editor?