I use Vim for productive purposes and have my 500 line .vimrc file on github

> I use Vim for productive purposes and have my 500 line .vimrc file on github

and your point is, its also only 300 btw

>needing more than 200 lines in your .vimrc

>I use Vim

>needing more than 30

this right here. i use vim every day and my vimrc is 130 lines

30 lines? What do you need 20 lines for?

but it has only 131L

Haha, when will emacslets learn. My literate emacs configuration is over 10,000 lines.

set expandtab
set tabstop=4
set softtabstop=4
set shiftwidth=4
set autoindent

5 lines, all you need

Vim is only meme I'm really happy I felt for. Sublimeslaves Codecucks and Atomlets will never understand the ultimate comfyness of Vim.

This.
More is sheer autism.

Vim is an amazing text editor tho.
Learning curve is steep af, but once you got it, you can edit text at the speed of thoughts.

>using spaces

Who is OP quoting?

wc -l .vimrc
49 .vimrc

y'all niggas crazy. this includes custom functions and comments.

This

is it really worth it though? sublime feels snappy as it is with a nice gui.

Ctrl-P in Sublime is nice. But this can behaviour can be replicated in Vim also and even much more.
>is it really worth it though?
Yes. Yes it is and this time I mean it. No memes. It is really worth it. Unfortunately Vim needs time and this is where most people fail. It's exactly like programming itself. It doesn't give reward immediately but only after you've invested some time.

> 2017 A.D.
> Not using GNU Emacs

But... it's shit

>GNU Emacs
>Not using xemacs

I use a real text editor instead of vim, and I've never looked at my vimrc file.

you're missing out. vim is a one of a kind power tool

wc -l .vimrc
49 .vimrc

I'm glad I'm not alone

You use vim when you really hate X11

>mfw I use vim and my there is no .vimrc in my ~/

???

Why would anyone other than industry veterans who learned vim in the early 90s and refuse to learn anything else use it?

set number
set relativenumber
7 lines actually

>why wont anyone stop liking what I dont like

There's no reason to use a CLI in 2017 unless you're a massive hipster.

lol I literally just lol'd
here's your (you)'s try harder next time

I use vim for productive purposes and my config is near-stock. (I enabled line numbers and possibly one other small thing)

Planning to learn emacs with evil soon.

I learned vim under 5 years ago and now I use it every day. It's just that good.

I use vim less and less these days, moved to vscode and feel a lot more comfy

anyone use stock vim, or do you need to config it to work properly?

>vscode
>vs anything
babby plz go

Retard alert! Retard Alert!

>63145210
I've always wanted a link for the original commercial. Please help.

>not having a configuration file for each of the packages installed

>anger response with no actual backup to the argument

>except for with software that only works in a CLI environment
welcome newfriend, you should probably read the sticky first

first off, you made no argument whatsoever, you just made a ridiculously ignorant blanket statement and the people who actually know a fucking shred of anything about a computer are just laughing at you.

see
I get it, you're trying and you want to feel smart, but c'mon you have to at least try

found the l33t

>500 line
Might as well be using an IDE

>set relativenumber
i never got used to this.
tfw brainlet

But my vimrc is only 18 lines faggot

I don't understand why some people like to write code like this, absolute line numbers always made way more sense in my head

using
set number
set relativenumber
you get the best of both worlds

but what is the draw to relative numbers as opposed to absolute?

5j
5k
5+
5-
prefix any of those with v. Also used like so
:.,+10s/poo/haha/

Athiests btfo lmao

Tell me one objectively useful thing vim can do and that a text editor like vs code or sublime can't.
An actual feature, not muh memory usage or muh botnet

You don't need to use mouse, like ever.

also
>10[Return] (followed usually by .) or

I use j and k to get around with it

I also use **markdown** to format all my documents. It's more efficient than using *MsOffice* or *LibreOffice*.

You're a fucking idiot if you're going to try to be elitist to a level where you don't even have numbered lines

I think not using line numbers has less to do with being elitist and more to do with forgetting to include those

>Using Vi Compatibility Mode
What's the fucking point of even using Vim then?

>what is gvim

Most distros' default vimrc sets nocompatible. Well, at least Debian and Ubuntu do.

>I also use **markdown** to format all my documents. It's more efficient than using *MsOffice* or *LibreOffice*.