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being written in rust might make it more appealing to develop, but it doesn't give any benefit to the user and I can't see it being a reason for someone to use
by monotypical 8y ago
being written in rust might make it more appealing to develop, but it doesn't give any benefit to the user and I can't see it being a reason for someone to use this over vim
- DC-3 8y agoRust programs tend to be more stable, more efficient, and more highly parallelized than equivalents written in other languages by developers of the same quality.
- __Joker 8y agoAgain, I am not sure when is the last time vim crashed on my *nix set up. Not trying to sound unreasonable but in this argument of VIM/amp it might not be relevant.
- gdfasfklshg4 8y agoIt depends upon plugins. My Vim is quite prone to crashing but I'm fairly sure it is one of my plugins.
- petepete 8y agoYeah, more than likely. I'm down to just a handful of plugins and don't recall it crashing in the last couple of years, and I use it a lot.
- z3phyr 8y agoFalse advertisement is false. Please refrain from such statements as it actually hurts the language more.
- gpm 8y agoI think that that statement is true, the "tend to" and "same quality" are very important qualifiers though.