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I'm willing to bet that you're a VI user, And you'd win that bet. Not even a vim user (except on Amiga), but straight vi. Why? Because vi was always there when
by Annatar 10y ago
I'm willing to bet that you're a VI user,
And you'd win that bet. Not even a vim user (except on Amiga), but straight vi. Why? Because vi was always there when I needed a text editor, and by learning vi, I automatically learned ed, sed, and ex. All of a sudden, I could write multi line sed programs.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoHey, I get it. I've always have the sneaking suspicion that VI users are way more productive at actually editing. But I know for a fact that they don't have the extensions that make editing dynamic languages (especially lisp) in Emacs so efficient. And there's no use learning another editor just to write C: What do you think I am, and IDE user?