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The "everywhere" argument is exactly about the defaults, otherwise there's no benefit, most alternatives are available via an install
by eviks 2y ago
The "everywhere" argument is exactly about the defaults, otherwise there's no benefit, most alternatives are available via an install
- makeitdouble 2y agoYes and no, if you favorite editor was Tilde you'd be in a lot more pain to have it work on most non linux. Vim is either already installed or at one click/one command away almost whatever the system you use, that's the closest we'll ever have from "everywhere" in this day and age IMHO.