I think Vim is worth learning. I don't use it for day-to-day writing and coding, but there are occasions when I need to reorganize text or data and Vim macros m

I think Vim is worth learning. I don't use it for day-to-day writing and coding, but there are occasions when I need to reorganize text or data and Vim macros make short work of what would otherwise take a lot of futzing around with Awk and the like. Plus, it's handy when you're SSH'd into a Linux server, although there are alternatives unless you're in a very stripped down server environment.