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When I saw this post I immediately thought of WordPerfect. It had such a pleasant interface for that time. But yeah, one of the things made me go for vim over
by alexhans 5mo ago
When I saw this post I immediately thought of WordPerfect.
It had such a pleasant interface for that time.
But yeah, one of the things made me go for vim over Emacs a long time ago was its relationship with touch typing and not leaving the home row with the vim modes.
Learn Vim script the hard way [1], even if you didn't end up writing any actual vim script, was a game changer in terms of understanding the semantics.
[1] - https://learnvimscriptthehardway.stevelosh.com/ https://learnvimscriptthehardway.stevelosh.com/ was
- lproven 5mo ago> When I saw this post I immediately thought of WordPerfect. The final DOS WordPerfect works wonderfully on even early 21st century kit. But it's not free. WordPerfect still exists and it's on sale. So, in USB-DOS, I included WPEDIT, the WordPerfect plain text editor, which has the same UI but no formatting.