I can't wait to try it. Love that it's keyboard layout agnostic. A lot of other good sounding ideas in the docs. Especially inspiration from Emacs as everything being an editable buffer. There's always some massive tradeoffs between editors though. Guess I'll have to see.
It's a shame that editors are build around the editing model, so much time has been wasted by recreating everything. Neovim is a perfect editor in many aspects but editing model is not one of them, in my opinion. Helix or even Ki would not be needed if Neovim allowed to completely replace the vim part of it with plugins
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An editor that tries to be layout agnostic is almost certainly going to be a nightmare for people like me who set the layout in the keyboard itself. I downloaded the editor (I'm on Windows at the moment), and tried it with my keyboard set to Dvorak, which was plainly broken. I'm sure there's a way to fix the mapping, but when software thinks it's smarter than you, you end up feeling pretty dumb.