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nothing, i repeat, NOTHING can replace vim. Learn to use it, and you feel so superior to everybody and everything around you, you might even kick walls and shop
by DrinkWater 14y ago
nothing, i repeat, NOTHING can replace vim. Learn to use it, and you feel so superior to everybody and everything around you, you might even kick walls and shopping-carts for using something different!
I am just kidding, but seriously, every time i read such "i found a vim replacement"-articles, it turns out the author was not really a vim power user. It's strange, i know.
- criley 14y agoThe old "No True Vim User", eh? As in: "No TRUE vim user would think any other program was better!"
- agscala 14y agoWell in this case, the author of the article was praising (as an advantage) a TA feature that was also available in Vim (albeit via a plugin). I would like to see articles like this demonstrate things that simply aren't possible in Vim (or something implemented with relative ease in comparison)