Naah. I gave up on Vim years ago. I think I’d rather like to do other things than dealing with ikljhploxty :g or whatever those commands are et cetera. I realis

Naah. I gave up on Vim years ago. I think I’d rather like to do other things than dealing with ikljhploxty :g or whatever those commands are et cetera. I realised for my use-case and the work I do, and for the time I actually spent writing/typing code, those trillions of IDEs and gui text editors are not only enough, they are absolutely better. I am sure it would be some revolutionary tool, but I have no use for it other than using vi when I ssh into somewhere for few minutes once in a blue moon. This realisation has been very useful. In the past I kept trying to “get” vim. On the other hand a lot of people I know like vim as a “hobby”. Yes, liking vim and doing vim thingies is the hobby.