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I've given emacs 3 tries. First just main emacs, then with Evil mode, and last time as Spacemacs. Every time the issue is the same: there is won't be any signif
by nextlevelwizard 9y ago
I've given emacs 3 tries. First just main emacs, then with Evil mode, and last time as Spacemacs. Every time the issue is the same: there is won't be any significant improvement to justify the re-learning curve of everything.
Imo fuzzy finding and git plugins isn't a huge stretch for a editor. I still wouldn't like to read my email from vim.
- zeveb 9y ago> Every time the issue is the same: there is won't be any significant improvement to justify the re-learning curve of everything. Magit and org-mode are a killer pair of reasons for many. Dunno if they would be for you, though.
- reirob 9y agoI'm using Spacemacs with evil mode only for note taking and work tracking with org-mode. For the rest I'm still using Vim, but the org-mode was for me absolute worth it - now doing it for almost three years. Still for development still using Vi(m), because it's on every (remote) machine, is so much more responsive. Just to say, org-mode alone is worth emacs with evil mode.
- eadmund 9y ago> Still for development still using Vi(m), because it's on every (remote) machine, is so much more responsive. Try TRAMP, which enables you to edit remote files in a local (spac)emacs (and also local files with sudo or su). It's pretty awesome.