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If you have tools that work for you I don't see a reason to change. I use vim because it's a great editor, can run in a terminal, and is open source. I know the
by nkuttler 12y ago
If you have tools that work for you I don't see a reason to change. I use vim because it's a great editor, can run in a terminal, and is open source. I know the producer won't go out of business.
- danso 12y agoAh yes...the ability to use in a terminal is a huge thing. That ubiquity was not important to me a year ago, but now I'm at a Unix shell so often that I most definitely feel the pain of doing quickie scripting via nano/pico. Hmm, I think you've convinced me :)