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So if you have an incredibly shitty setup, and have no idea how vscode works, then it might be worth it. Got it.

• u801e 6y ago
  There are also times when the available bandwidth is limited, so just having to use fewer keystrokes to edit a file speeds up the process. I was able to connect to remote linux servers over dial-up and edit files on those servers with vim without issue. Editing and saving over ssh was more of a hassle since it took longer to save the file (and I save pretty often).
• kmarc 6y ago
  I have a quite good setup, in general. Unfortunately this is some external requirement I cannot do anything about. Also, as opposed to many people, I actually got to work and know both the IDE-world (including VScode), and the vim world. I have a base for comparison. Hopefully you "got that" too.
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