The number one reason for me to use vim is also to be able to use it in a terminal. The number one reason for a terminal is to have a consistent current directo

The number one reason for me to use vim is also to be able to use it in a terminal. The number one reason for a terminal is to have a consistent current directory. When I double click gvim, I immediately lost. I guess you could launch editor from file, and it's OK if the file is in isolation. For me, it is never the case.