First, I apologies for being too emotional. I do really love vim and do really love leo so the news that they would never be together made me too upset. Secondly, after thinking about the bridge more and more I would probably accept your point of view. Making the bridge itself has no practical sense. To be connected with other editing environments Leo have to provide virtual GUI which then can use whoever else. This is very hard task and I dont actually believe it is possible to be done without full redesign and rewrite of the whole code base. Otherwise every bridge to so anything would be just another portion of mess which would got out of sync with every minor release.
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