Since an editor setup is very personal, it doesn't really matter if other people can't immediately recognize that the ligature is == or != . Personally I love l

Since an editor setup is very personal, it doesn't really matter if other people can't immediately recognize that the ligature is == or != . Personally I love ligatures and find that they help me to immediately grasp code structure since they are unique glyphs. Without them there is a slight delay when scanning things and your brain needs to do lookahead and lookbehind to be sure -> isn't just > or the ! in != isn't a random not.