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real answer : because redhat and debian had replaced elvis with vim as the default vi early on. I don't remember the exact drama, but maybe something to do with
by slim 6y ago
real answer : because redhat and debian had replaced elvis with vim as the default vi early on. I don't remember the exact drama, but maybe something to do with the license.
- enriquto 6y agoelvis was great! The simple monocrhome color schemes were beautiful, and it had a snappiness (even on a 486 back then) that I'm still missing nowadays.