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It should be mentioned that the author has very strong conflict of interest. Also, isn't the appeal of vim that it's universal rather than that it's beautifull
by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
It should be mentioned that the author has very strong conflict of interest.
Also, isn't the appeal of vim that it's universal rather than that it's beautifully coded? I don't have the expertise to care about weird indentation in source code personally but I like that the text editor I have on my daily-use machine is probably also accessible on a 80's-era server on the other side of the world...
- Justsignedup 8y agoVim being universal is pretty meh. Try using vanilla vim, you'd hate it after using non-vanilla for a while. It is like a whole different world. At that point why not just use sublime or w/e.