Emacs users aren't welcome.
Vim or GVim and why?
Ethan Williams
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Michael Edwards
if you are using gvim might as well use emacs
Jackson Ross
Neovim.
Henry Mitchell
Visual Studio Code
Jeremiah Perez
Visual Studio with VAX plugin
Jack Nguyen
On windows, gvim. Sometimes using a laptop trackpad is just faster than keyboard.
On linux, I do everything in the terminal anyways, so vim.
Isaac Nelson
What if I use both?
Nicholas Cruz
EMACS
Tyler Robinson
Sublime
Jackson Jenkins
GNU nano
Jace Mitchell
this
Thomas Adams
...
Easton Carter
anyone cracked this one?
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Jack Sullivan
b-bhim!
Wyatt Young
started last year. went vim, to neovim, to spacemacs
still blind to most of the functions. but at least i can move my way around it easy enough
Carson Roberts
Why would you use gvim?
Spbp
David Young
Tunisian fag
Mason Thompson
I use plain vim with no plugins, but I've really been itching to learn emacs since watching some cool videos on what it can do. I've got emacs with evil installed, but I haven't set aside time to learn how to use it yet.
Nicholas Green
>Sometimes using a laptop trackpad is just faster than keyboard.
If you're talking about scrolling, you can input a number before the directional keys to move way faster. e.g. 50j
If you mean you prefer clicking through the graphical menus or something, you probably just need to learn the shortcuts better.
Matthew Rodriguez
I'm not tunisian or a fag, sorry
i do like vim though and im white male living in the us
Noah Edwards
>you can input a number before the directional keys to move way faster. e.g. 50j
That's the dumb way to do it. Ctrl+E/Y to scroll up/down by 1 line, Ctrl+U/Ctrl+D to scroll up/down 'scroll option' lines (default by 30 iirc).
Cameron Powell
:q!
Ryder Cook
personally, I prefer { and } to move between paragraphs.
Sebastian Gray
The fact that I can't exit out of vim with CTRL + C is cancer.
Lucas Hughes
i use gvim because it has better colors and feels smoother to me
i tried vim in tmux from the alacritty terminal and it felt really nice, but there were a few things like the cursor being same shape insert/normal mode that made me return to gvim.
I just want a 60fps vim experience guys
Jaxson Lee
Use nvim
Kayden Jackson
>not using vi
Jack Thomas
is it mature yet? any major things missing from vim?
Juan Reed
It is, and not that I've noticed. You can check the status on GitHub but it aims to be compatible with vi, and in my experience does it quite well
Ryan Bennett
>exits vim by sending a kill signal
Daniel Gonzalez
Up-down has never really been a problem for me. Its just when I deal with 100+ char long lines, I would rather just use my index finger (or thumb) to move a cursor than press h/l/b/w a bunch of times or guesstimate with numbers.
One click > many key presses imo. Vim does a really good job of minimizing when these kinds of things happen, but they still pop up occasionally.
Zachary Butler
use easymotion
Carter Gomez
I will definitely try this. Thank you.