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Actually no, because vim was created in 1991, during the 80s it was classical vi.
by pjmlp 3mo ago
Actually no, because vim was created in 1991, during the 80s it was classical vi.
- BirAdam 3mo agoMost Linux systems just symlink vim to vi, and it launches in a compatibility mode. Vim without plugins is still close. Old workflows can still be achieved. The user simply has to really want that experience.
- pjmlp 3mo agoAnother one, Linux did not exist in the 1980's. Naturally the old workflows are achievable today, including the TUI craziness, as if curses and dialog never happened.
- BirAdam 3mo agoSure, but people could also just use BSD. The point is not vim or Linux. The point is that what the author appears to enjoy, a simple editor and a book, is easily accomplished still today.