4 ms·
That's an interesting point! I switched over to Kakoune a couple of months ago, from vim, and I'm delighted with it. The idea that what vim needs is Motif wid
by sevensor 10y ago
That's an interesting point! I switched over to Kakoune a couple of months ago, from vim, and I'm delighted with it. The idea that what vim needs is Motif widgets and more Python scripting (2.7 no less!) -- it's the exact opposite direction, indeed.
- flukus 10y agoI ended up switching back because I haven't had time to bring it up to the level of vim and the extensions I have, particularly dbext. It's programming model is interesting though, most of my work could be ported but there are still a few that I don't think can be replicated, like the templating plugins.
- sevensor 10y agoI think it would have been a lot harder to switch if I had made heavy use of extensions. The only thing I go back to vim for at this point is vimdiff. Kakoune doesn't have anything quite like it at this point, and I'm fine with that. There's enough room in my head for both as long as I don't have to switch too often.