Vim

[Julian Martin]

>vim
>Vim
>VIM
>ViM
How do you spell it?

[Luis Martinez]

the first two.

[Ian Cox]

Win*

[Nathaniel Bell]

vem

[Blake Rivera]

Vim is the correct way, but vim is acceptable in informal conversation. When typesetting a book, you may choose to render it as VIM to set it apart from the text (along with the names of other programs and commands).

[Matthew Garcia]

twitter.com/JusticeGuyhoo/status/918360236380975104
> "Vim" is just "win" upside down. Literally the text editor of winners. Checkmate Emacs users.

[Nolan Robinson]

Emacs

[Charles Martinez]

ed

[Nicholas Ross]

emacs

[Daniel Bailey]

ed is the standard text editor.

[Nolan Sullivan]

nano

[Brody Diaz]

Never ViiM

[Ryder Morgan]

VIm since it's Vi Improved

[Carson Mitchell]

HIV

[Isaac Richardson]

|| //
||//im

[Alexander Nelson]

notepad

[Christian Rogers]

...

[Juan Parker]

...

[Gabriel Campbell]

>E-macs backwards is scam-E

Emacs users B T F O

[Dominic Williams]

vi IMproved
vIM

[Cameron Carter]

But Vi is for some reason often written as VI or vi (even though it's short for "visual").

[Benjamin Myers]

vIm obviously

[Jacob Jones]

Bram Moolenaar says Vim.

so /thread

[Noah Long]

Garbage