I kind of felt the same way about Vim. I was very happy with Sublime. I still am and most of what I've done with Vim is replicate the functionality from ST. If

I kind of felt the same way about Vim. I was very happy with Sublime. I still am and most of what I've done with Vim is replicate the functionality from ST. If you're not curious enough to dive in full time then stay with ST. I had the following reasons for switching: * it's open source * even if it is just 1-2% improvement that's a benefit you'll have every day for years - there's no guarantee but I wanted to see if it does help * as it's a command line tool it feels like you're closer to your code * you obviously get benefits in your SSH sessions * it does kind of feel like wearing a tailored suit, you set it up exactly the way you want it * I should be able to do everything that I could do in ST in Vim but I don't think it's the other way round