I've used Vim since I first managed to figure out a way to get a shell on the heavily controlled school Unix network. (Well, it was Vi initially). It was alway

I've used Vim since I first managed to figure out a way to get a shell on the heavily controlled school Unix network. (Well, it was Vi initially). It was always my editor of choice when SSHing into a box over dodgy dial-up for the very obvious reasons, a few keystrokes could be immensely powerful, and they're easy to transmit. But I've never felt the urge to run Vim bindings in my IDE, or my browser. But for working on a file over SSH? Vim all the way. Different tools for different situations.