The mix-use of @TeracloudE and @zotero is quite powerful. I wrote a simple tutorial to show how to use both of them, take a look if you're a researcher or a student. github.com/CharlesChiuGit
Nvim is now self-hosting:
github.com/neovim/neovim/#neovim UIs are just (inverted) plugins. "nvim" in a terminal starts the TUI, which spawns "nvim --embed" subprocess.
Connect TUI to any server! Try this (Nvim 0.9):
nvim --listen ./s
nvim --remote-ui --server ./s
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