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> It's as much about living on the command line and 10-15 years of having Unix a ctrl+z or tmux split-pane away. I press F12 in my IDE and I get dropped into a
by meddlepal 7y ago
> It's as much about living on the command line and 10-15 years of having Unix a ctrl+z or tmux split-pane away.
I press F12 in my IDE and I get dropped into a terminal or I can just open XTerm independently... I don't follow how this is a valid argument against IDE's.
- rvense 7y agoMaybe it isn't one. I wasn't really providing advice on what the objectively optimal setup (lol) is, I was just explaining how I work. My point was just that vim keybindings are not a very big part of why I like this environment.