Agreed. It feels odd to read an article from a developer who doesn't know the terminology. Vim is a text editor because it edits strictly text content and not o

Agreed. It feels odd to read an article from a developer who doesn't know the terminology. Vim is a text editor because it edits strictly text content and not other media or presentation. Oak is a 'desktop' publishing app if not a CMS; it's purpose is to handle multimedia and presentation, as well as document review. (At least that's how I understand text editors; maybe I'm the ignorant one.)