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There are many ways to use vim and they're all valid! People who love barebones vim are cool. People who love configuring vim are cool. People who love embeddin
by hwayne 6y ago
There are many ways to use vim and they're all valid! People who love barebones vim are cool. People who love configuring vim are cool. People who love embedding vim in larger programs are cool. We have way more in common than vim squabblers pretend!
- Scarbutt 6y agoAre evil users cool too? BTW, your main point about using vim is emacs greatest strength.
- hwayne 6y agoYou wound me greatly, but yes, evil users are cool too. I mean, I first learned vim keybindings from Kile. (People keep telling me I'd love emacs, and I have nothing against it, I just happened to learn vim first.)
- hsitz 6y agoAlong with Evil, Emacs org-mode is the thing that eventually lures a number of people like you over from Vim. Evil makes editing in Emacs close enough (very close) to editing in Vim. Org-mode gives useful functionality that you can't get in Vim.
- mijoharas 6y agoSo, I am now a longtime emacs (and evil, love vim-ey things) user, and I've dipped my toes in the org-mode water a few times, but it's never quite stuck. Have you got any suggestions? The number of people that recommend it makes me sure that there's value to be had there, but it's never really become a habit for me.
- Scarbutt 6y agoThe important part is to find a method and then leverage orgmode for it. With out some system is hard to make it stick.