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I never seemed to understand cream. The idea is to take vim and basically castrate it by getting rid of the standard keybindings and ways of doing things to ma
by Dobbs 17y ago
I never seemed to understand cream.
The idea is to take vim and basically castrate it by getting rid of the standard keybindings and ways of doing things to make it 'easier' for non-vim users. It even appears they got rid of modal-editing.
The issue with this then they don't learn how to do things the vim way which defeats the purpose of using vim, just go use notepad++ or any other gui editor you get the same experience.
- bmj 17y agoAgreed. You can go into "expert" mode and use it with the normal vim bindings, though. Used in this manner, it does provide a bit of a better introduction to vim, as you learn the various modes and keybindings, but still get a reasonable UI for configuration and whatnot.