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I think your point stands, in that there are probably many casual users of Vim who inflated that number. However, I'd like to point out there are many of us, li
by jdbernard 9y ago
I think your point stands, in that there are probably many casual users of Vim who inflated that number. However, I'd like to point out there are many of us, like myself, for whom vim usage is more than "occasional editing of individual files."
- cup-of-tea 9y agoSure, but if you were to count people who have gone "all in" on vim I don't think it would be that much higher than emacs. I've never actually met a serious vim user, but I've seen plenty of emacs use in academia.
- bmarkovic 9y agoI work in an Linux heavy company with open source core product. Quite a few developers use vim as their IDE and all the ops don't really use anything else. I'm in the system files / remote box camp regarding vim, tho.