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We have Vim installed by default.

• throwaway2016a 10y ago
  While I don't think most people (or even many) would agree with you. As someone who uses Vim pretty much exclusively (and has a Mac), I kind of had to smile at this. For most people though, Notepad++ and Vim are not the same type of animal.
  • kedean 10y ago
    Are they really, though? If you've put in the effort to learn Vim's command system (big if there), then they provide mostly the same things: - heavily centered around document editing - encourage plugins over embedded features - very good regex find/replace - very good at editing massive files (the main failing of most other editors) They both have syntax highlighting for most languages. I admit that some features of N++ need plugins in vim, of course, like spellcheck. I generally do use them for pretty interchangable situations.