I'm the opposite. I used to use vim and then for years I was working on windows stuff. When I came back to linux I wasn't that fluent with vim anymore and I did

I'm the opposite. I used to use vim and then for years I was working on windows stuff. When I came back to linux I wasn't that fluent with vim anymore and I didn't use it for development anyway, just live changes for config files etc. So I decided to switch to nano for that. It's great and it feels really small and light compared to vim (by "feels" I mean subjectively) and I like that.