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I also use vi for config files or for quick edits when I ssh to a server or even on my machine, when I pass by a directory and I know I'll just add a line or tw
by pmontra 3y ago
I also use vi for config files or for quick edits when I ssh to a server or even on my machine, when I pass by a directory and I know I'll just add a line or two to a README. No need to run emacsclient for that, even with my alias ec.
Furthermore it's easy to sudo vi file, no idea how to do it with emacs. And even if I knew, I think it's a good idea to contain an edit to a protected file into a short lived process.
- dspearson 3y ago[dead]
- goosedragons 3y agoYou can do it with TRAMP in emacs. /sudo::/path/to/file
- ParetoOptimal 3y agoLearning this finally killed off my intermittent vim usage.