The reason people like Vim isn't because they hate GUI's. I use a Mac because I like the GUI, but I still do most of my development in Vim because I'm more prod

The reason people like Vim isn't because they hate GUI's. I use a Mac because I like the GUI, but I still do most of my development in Vim because I'm more productive in it. Most of these hardcore Vim (or Emacs) users stay that way because they've built up years of muscle memory and customizations that makes it the most productive editor for them. I also use VS Code and for some stuff I work faster in VS Code. But there's a good argument that a keyboard driven UX is faster than a mouse driven one since you can input things so much faster than with a mouse. I personally hate SystemD also, but that's more because it makes it such a pain to stuff like look at logs. I never remember the correct journalctl command. Just let me cat/tail a file like everything else. I don't know anyone who hates SystemD because it allows GUI configuration. It's just that SystemD made some other changes also that people don't like.