Vanilla vim still exists and still works just fine. It's my daily driver, and I haven't touched my .vimrc in probably 2 years. I still spend a lot of my time l

Vanilla vim still exists and still works just fine. It's my daily driver, and I haven't touched my .vimrc in probably 2 years. I still spend a lot of my time learning, I just am not learning how to use my editor any more. Which isn't to say that I know everything about Vim, just that I know enough that further learning in that area has a pretty low ROI.