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> it felt like it wanted me to do things "its way", instead of letting me decide what I have found out works through years of experimentation. Arguably that's
by shawnz 8y ago
> it felt like it wanted me to do things "its way", instead of letting me decide what I have found out works through years of experimentation.
Arguably that's not "your way" either but "vim's way", which you've adopted over those years of experimentation by force. Only now that there are alternative options which are equally as powerful is it apparent that there are other ways of doing those things.
- fredsir 8y agoI'd rather say it's the unix way. Check out this[1] screenshot. tmux, and inside is vim, git, and cargo visible. My work environment is based on simple primitives that are all able to be composed and set up to ones preferences. [1]: https://imgur.com/a/A9b3izE https://imgur.com/a/A9b3izE