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its super powerful but a bit clunky
Yeah there’s definitely some killer use cases for it
magit is the killer app
emacs with evil mode is the best of both worlds
I used spacemacs for the longest time and even contributed a layer (notmuch), i eventually went back to vim with no plugins. Simpler life.
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Vim is great, but Neovim is the endgame.
yeah I use neovim, mainly because the clipboard doesn't work right in vanilla vim
😂
nano gang 🤭
This is so true.
Nah, Emacs better
I was just gonna say the guy on the right is nano 😂
maybe ed
YAAAAAAS! VIM FOR LYFE.
you are just reaffirming the image. surely the equipment is better right?
nano and micro...
#vimOnly :-) .. seriously waiting for nostr apps to support vim keybindings .. at least the desktop ones .. like vimium ..
notedeck will have vim bindings!
today if you're a nerd, but otherwise you can join the waitlist and be notified when it's ready:
Damus
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I didn’t even know about that one. Had to look it up. 😂
OpenBSDs maintained version of Vi ❤️
Emacs is not complex, it is you who born with only 5 fingers in each hand.
Nano is the best
Nah, I’d stick with vim.
There's a reason I'm part of the Cult of Vim (as they call it) and not the Church of Emacs (though I had dabbled into Emacs before through Doom Emacs).
I loved emacs (wth evil bindings) for the longest time. Over time I determined it wasnt worth the effort keeping all the packages from breaking. Now I just use nvim with no plugins, although i do have a spacemacs-style command launcher using fzf. I’ve effectively built an IDE into my terminal now, with commands that launch nvim at certain places in the file.
Nice. I couldn't get into gossip, too much mouse
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