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Zed feels quite as fast as vim though, and has remote ssh for remote hosts And you don't have to suffer latency when working on machines with 300ms latency I
by nurumaik 2y ago
Zed feels quite as fast as vim though, and has remote ssh for remote hosts
And you don't have to suffer latency when working on machines with 300ms latency
I still use vim when I need to quickly edit some file on some remote host once, but for see no reason to use it over zed in other cases
- gorjusborg 2y agoThere are two main camps of editor user: habitual adopter and entrenched. Habitual adopters tend to jump from editor to editor, for myiad reasons. Entrenched users tend to dig in and try to learn their editor when they hit snags. Vim amd Neovim are great for the entrenched type of user. There is so much depth to the editor, but it is not immediately obvious. Habitual adopters tend to discard Vim when a new editor gets a little traction.