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> Both can do basically anything nowdays But Emacs makes it easier for that "anything" to include things the user wants to be able to do, but aren't built into
by RHSeeger 10y ago
> Both can do basically anything nowdays
But Emacs makes it easier for that "anything" to include things the user wants to be able to do, but aren't built into the system. I use VI, but far prefer Emacs because I can keep adding functionality to it as I need it. That's what's important to me.
- majkinetor 10y agoYou add functionality in vim as you need it too in its profile, local profile, or via number of other means. VimL sux big time comparing to Lisp tho although you can also use Python and Ruby and Lua and whatnot (it sux that it might not be an option on some platforms that easily).