compatible with almost all of Vim's features. The Neovim project was started in 2014, with some Vim community members offering early support of the high-level refactoring effort to provide better scripting, plugins, and integration with modern GUIs. The project is free software and its source code is available on GitHub. Neovim had a successful fundraising in March 2014, supporting at least one full-time developer. Several frontends are under development, making use of Neovim's capabilities. The Neovim editor is available in an Ubuntu Personal Package Archive, hosted by Canonical and some more conventional package managers, making it possible to install it on a variety of operating systems. On October 27, 2021, GitHub released a GitHub Copilot (a cloud-based artificial intelligence tool for autocompleting code) plugin for Neovim as a public repository. Gallery See also Learning the vi and Vim Editors, a tutorial book for vi and vim, published by O'Reilly Media Editor war – the rivalry between users of the Emacs and vi (Vim) text editors List of text editors Comparison of text editors Vimperator References External links 1991 software Amiga software BeOS text editors Classic Mac OS text editors Computer science in the Netherlands Cross-platform free software DOS text editors Free file comparison tools Free software programmed in C Free text editors Information technology in the Netherlands Linux text editors MacOS text editors MorphOS software OpenVMS text editors OS/2 text editors Termcap Unix text editors Vi Windows text editors Text editors that use GTK Free HTML editors Linux integrated development environments Hex editors Free integrated development environments Free integrated development environments for Python Free and open-source software Command-line software Console applications