My use of vi-like editors is sufficiently minimalist that I use a locally built http://ex-vi.sf.net/ http://ex-vi.sf.net/ and still don't really need more than

My use of vi-like editors is sufficiently minimalist that I use a locally built http://ex-vi.sf.net/ http://ex-vi.sf.net/ and still don't really need more than about half the features of that. I -personally- find it way more comfortable than even a minimal vim install because when I typo a command it beeps at me, whereas in vim I generally accidentally activate a command I don't understand and get broken out of flow while I figure out wtf just happened. I don't at all judge people who're IDE wizards, I've not seen any correspondence between maximalist versus minimalist taste in tooling and competence, but this approach works way better for me.