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> In the last couple months I decided that I needed to stop tweaking every last thing and wasting so much time Isn't that exactly the same thing vim pundits ar
by lazyjones 9y ago
> In the last couple months I decided that I needed to stop tweaking every last thing and wasting so much time
Isn't that exactly the same thing vim pundits are doing these days? Typical vim installations now load megabytes of macros and settings. I've always stuck with plain vi / nvi (until the encoding problems became too much) and never bothered with all the autocomplete scripts etc. ...
- camgunz 9y agoI think the noisiest ones are yeah, but most Vim users I know (including myself) have a tiny .vimrc and a handful of plugins. I think generally if you're a Vim user you're a "less is more" person so that probably permeates through.
- bocklund 9y agoYeah. I usually just use vanilla vi/vim on any servers I remote in on and for small couple line edits locally. Everything else in SublimeText or PyCharm. One reason I moved to emacs in the first place is that vim plugins hardly ever worked well and together.