Virtually our entire team has migrated to vim for this reason. We do a lot of pair programming and about 25% of the team is remote full time, so it is a big de

Virtually our entire team has migrated to vim for this reason. We do a lot of pair programming and about 25% of the team is remote full time, so it is a big deal. Even the non-remote people tend to be remote about 20% of the time. It's strange that since I've switched to tmux and vim, I vastly prefer it to any other setup. I even ssh/tmux/vim pair when the person is sitting right next to me -- it's just so much more comfortable. What's even stranger is that I have returned to an almost all-terminal existence - vim (and emacs for org-mode :-) ), mutt, irssi (connected to slack...), cmus (for music). The only thing I use X for is my browser.