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I was a Vim user for years, tried out Kakoune and never went back. I think for many Vim users there are many possible improvements. Hell, even as a Kakoune user
by adkadskhj 6y ago
I was a Vim user for years, tried out Kakoune and never went back. I think for many Vim users there are many possible improvements. Hell, even as a Kakoune user i'd still like to see tweaks.
But, i agree with the GP comment - i don't see anything on this intro page that tells me why i'd want to use it.
- bccdee 6y agoI was a huge kakoune fan for a little while. What eventually dragged me back to vim was (a) proper async LSP support and (b) I wanted the same keybindings between my terminal editor and vscode, and the vscode vim keybindings are pretty good.
- adkadskhj 6y agoI keep trying to switch back to Vim but the selection-first workflows and multicursor really keep me Kakoune. I really want to like Vim again though, for Onivim (2). Looks so pretty.
- bccdee 6y agoah fuck you're making me miss kakoune yeah there's nothing like it. but vim is just so polished and the vim-keybinding ecosystem is so big.