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It might also mean that vim users are more likely to check their ~/.* files into a public Git repository. You really can't do that much with the information tha
by thirsteh 14y ago
It might also mean that vim users are more likely to check their ~/.* files into a public Git repository. You really can't do that much with the information that vim was invoked more.
- merlincorey 14y agoIn addition to the fact that emacs is usually invoked once, and then operated from within, I think history deduplication could play a role as well. Essentially, the data is not so cut and dried.
- nathan_long 14y agoI'm a near-rabid Vim user, but I also came here to point that out. You can't draw conclusions about what people in general do from a sample of people who check in their history files.
- chacha102 14y agoThe sample size of this experiment is also not very large. If you look at the axis on the graphs, we're not talking in numbers that would let you to create solid generalizations.