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It depends on where you work and what stack you worked on. As an intern working for Nortel we had HPUX machines, and vi was frequently used. These days at my
by Splines 15y ago
It depends on where you work and what stack you worked on.
As an intern working for Nortel we had HPUX machines, and vi was frequently used. These days at my current job it's an all-Windows stack, so I'm in VS all the time and don't really have a need for vi.
It doesn't mean I don't miss it, though.
- bodyfour 15y agoNo need to miss it: http://www.viemu.com/ http://www.viemu.com/ It's a pretty impressive emulation, even has some vim features. That package was the only thing keeping me sane during a year spent in VS.