Interview with a VIM Enthusiast
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I miss the Vi vs Emacs wars. Vi is just like Vim, only different.
Emacs: For when you want to quickly play some Tetris while borking your code.
I switched to vscode a while ago. The remote development extension pack is great.
LEL I always edit text and code on notepad never once used a 3rd party text editing software, I guess you can call me notepad enthusiast
VIM can go burn in hell. I was forced to use it in a c programming class like 12 years ago, and then never had to use it again.
Nano ftw ngl
I don't want to use any command line code editor to be honest.
If you have to use any, I recommend "micro" It's very easy to use and has mouse support by default. Many of the shortcuts are also reasonable, like Ctrl+z for undo.
I'm with you. nano or GTFO.
need more vim
you vimp