I use vim routinely - it has gotten a lot of work done through the years. My only real complaint is that it doesn't support more of my work - with support for d

I use vim routinely - it has gotten a lot of work done through the years. My only real complaint is that it doesn't support more of my work - with support for diagrams and support for more extensive text formatting. Way back in the 80's there were editors which had modes to work exclusively with ASCII text - while at the same time supporting "hidden,folded" information about graphics and fonts. So it is certainly possible to have "ssh mode" display and capabilities while also supporting additional information in "hidden" file "extents/forks" such as those which already exist in many modern operating systems.