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Nostalgia! However; dired (and wdired) is more powerful, so I won't be switching back any time soon.
by vim-guru 1y ago
Nostalgia!
However; dired (and wdired) is more powerful, so I won't be switching back any time soon.
- internet_points 1y agoyou need a new username =P
- iLemming 1y agoWhy? Vim is not just a concrete set of products. It's also an idea. One can perfectly remain a die-hard vimmer and use Emacs. That's a fundamental truth unrecognized only by those who misunderstand either Vim or Emacs, or both.
- YeGoblynQueenne 1y agoI have reasons to believe the comment above was tongue-in-cheek. Specifically I believe this: =P Is a tongue-in-cheek emoticon, but I can see how it can be mistaken for a mobius strip emoticon.
- vim-guru 1y agoI know. I don't even use vim bindings any more.
- iLemming 1y agoYup, only Dired allows you to edit your file structure tree like editing a wiki page and at the same time integrates well with source control. Where else can you mark some files and dirs and see the git log pertaining only marked items so easily? What else can easily integrate with your video player for quickly reviewing a bunch of vids? What else can you use to connect to a remote machine and keep the same worfklows as if the stuff is on your local?