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Vim wants you to control, VSCode wants you to consume
- grim_io 2mo agoI've lost all interest in editors. It doesn't matter to me anymore in which one I'm inspecting the clanker output from.
- rivetfasten 2mo agoI use neovim on NixOS and many others do too. I don't see what one has to do with the other.
- iLemming 2mo ago> Vim gives you incredible programmatic control over the state of the editor. Emacs gives you control over any text in its computational vicinity - anything on your screen, local and remote machines. But it is the opposite of liberation - it's the yoke you can't ever get rid of. It will outlive any software you find attachment to - browsers, messengers, text readers and editors. Anything text-related will succumb to its power.