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Sublime works better out of the box and is arguably prettier. But if you like modal editing then Sublime may not be for you. There is Vintage mode, but IMO it
by tomlu 14y ago
Sublime works better out of the box and is arguably prettier. But if you like modal editing then Sublime may not be for you.
There is Vintage mode, but IMO it doesn't work very well. The differences are small but numerous, and it's very annoying when the behaviour doesn't match Vim's. Others have rightly pointed out that many advanced features are missing, but I'm not talking about those - I'm talking about your bread and butter navigation/editing commands.
To make matters worse, while there is the occasional pull request, official development of Vintage mode seems to be at a complete halt.
I purchased Sublime and really, really tried switching to it (I think I gave it about six months), but I had to switch back.
- account_taken 14y agoI'm in the same boat. I still think NERDTree, NERDCommenter, surround plugin, modelines and ability to use the same editor AND plugins in an SSH console is unbeatable combination. I can edit from my iPad with a bluetooth keyboard on my Linode VPS. I really liked Sublime but VIM like a good pair of Levis' 501 never goes out of style.