Which is your favourite editor
Submitted by Anonymous on Tue 15 Sep 2009
| joe |
   3% | 86 votes |
| vi/vim |
51% | 1193 votes |
| gedit |
6% | 153 votes |
| nano/pico |
21% | 498 votes |
| emacs |
10% | 246 votes |
| Other |
5% | 137 votes |
| Total 2314 votes |
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If you haven't tried it, do it, you wont regret it.
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So here comes the Vim and makes it perfect!
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Today we have pretty standard Control, Alt, and Super (Windows?) keys on PCs, and a similar situation holds for Macs (which have always been ever smarter in the use of qualifiers key). There are also keys that we hardly remember having, or fail to understand what they are supposed to be there for (the Insert key, for example, do you switch between overwrite and insert modes so many times that it deserves a dedicated key? — or the NumLock key: do you ever unlock the numeric pad?).
I'd love to see a Vi reincarnation that makes extensive use of all our keys and relaxes the strict insert mode/normal mode paradigm.
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They don't need other things!
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...Rob
The American Dream isn't an SUV and a house in the suburbs; it's Don't Tread On Me.
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And by today, 4 years from there - i used vim & vim only. I write documents, develop programs, even draw flowcharts in vim. And in everything it makes me to do the work faster & perfect. Also, i became a lover of vim, the most flexible & productive editor in the world.
I do write a lot of its feature/tips & tricks in my blog.
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