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Org-Mode is another reason I've heard for switching.
by rayvega 16y ago
Org-Mode is another reason I've heard for switching.
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- gnok 16y agoI'm a heavy vim user and I find org-mode pretty interesting. Has anyone tried VimOrganizer (https://github.com/hsitz/VimOrganizer https://github.com/hsitz/VimOrganizer) and compared it with Org-Mode? I've considered switching to emacs often, but I get put off each time just looking at the cursor movement keys.
- sigzero 16y agohttps://github.com/hsitz/VimOrganizer https://github.com/hsitz/VimOrganizer Vims answer...
- abhiyerra 16y agoI recently switched from Vim to Emacs and org-mode was the selling point. But Emacs Lisp and M-x tetris are also good reasons I suppose.
- kanak 16y agoI'm one of the people who switched from Vim to Emacs due to Org mode, and I've never regretted the decision. In the past year, I've used org-mode to take all my notes in class, write documents and as a task manager. All in all, the gain in productivity due to org-mode massively eclipses the time it took to un-learn vim and become decent at emacs.
- agentultra 16y agoYou can also write and tangle code in it for literate programming purposes. You can also read-in values into the programming code in the org-file and return results to it as well.. so you could technically run your unit tests in the file and return the results in a nicely formatted org-table. :) You just can't do that stuff with vim. I used to be a really hard-core vim guy but I eventually switched. Now I'm an emacs-or-nothing guy. :)