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Vim's power comes from the fact that it's interface is more or less a command language. Remove that (or hide it) and you've more or less gotten rid of the majo
by ori_b 17y ago
Vim's power comes from the fact that it's interface is more or less a command language.
Remove that (or hide it) and you've more or less gotten rid of the major advantage of vim. You'd be better off using eclipse/geany/... over cream.
- stakent 17y agoFirst paragraph: true. But have you tried exit from vim without looking at the manual? It reminded my Borland's Ctrl-k ctrl-d days. I've used vim/cream on 256MB P3 1GHz laptop to edit files of size in range many hundreds MB. It worked well. If I remember correctly eclipse didn't even start on it. I've used vim from Linux distribution written on one (but little nonstandard) 3.5" diskette to repair not booting system. In short: YMMV