Spyke

I now live in vim, but as a kid I only ever used microemacs on the Amiga because it came with the OS.

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I love how much modern computing culture has its roots in the good old Amiga, and folks who didn't own one are totally clueless about it.

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It was really interesting to read about the slow connection speeds and screen painting being so influential in how many of vi’s commands were conceived.

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Yeah it makes sense - and even now that isn’t an issue, I feel like the ability to “program” your edits is still a great interface for productivity.

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The history of Vim | Spyke