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@chris9x @theorytoe @m0xEE @sysrq @syzygy
> The only extensions out there for it seem to just be ones that improve the editing experience!
Every time I updated vim, I had to disable more stuff that was awful, and every major release created a new and terrible way to disable stuff, like the order files were loaded was completely indecypherable so I had to strace it, then they changed that and there's a syntax-after step and you have to tell it that a thing was already loaded in order to make it not load because whoever writes the *official* ones couldn't manage to ensure they only got loaded once, so I had to add `let loaded_matchparen = 1` to ~/.vimrc and then later had to move it to some kind of before script.
I will fight every child in Uganda.
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@m0xEE @theorytoe @sysrq @syzygy @p Well, Vim feels more like a text editor. The only extensions out there for it seem to just be ones that improve the editing experience! Emacs has entire web browsers and everything... and acme, well that's just Rob Pike literally using hax to get ahead of the game!
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@syzygy
Same as vim (and probably emacs, but I'm not an extraterrestrial lifeform with extra limbs and don't use it, can't tell for sure) really.
Even if you're a lazy ass and can't make your source code editor build and run thing you've working on for you, there's this multiple window thing that modern systems seem to have.
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