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Is VIM worth to learn?
Lincoln Smith
Owen Barnes
No
Colton Taylor
vi is worth learning. If you know vi, not only will you be able to use vim, but you'll also be able to use vi modes in all other programs.
vi is nice since it's a visual editor yet still retains much of ed's scripting power.
If you like Unix, learn vi.
If you're on a non-Unix OS, it's not as important.
Isaac Barnes
/thread
Gavin Sullivan
if you want to be a sysadmin yeah
Bentley Phillips
only if you have no other hobbies than posting 24/7 about text editors on Any Forums
Lincoln Rivera
I like emacs more because I'm an alien and the keybindings feel great once you learn them. Also emacs has org mode. Overall though, you can get by doing fast edits in a terminal with literally whatever you like the most. For me that's emacs over nano, but nano is perfectly fine. Even better if you're doing something extremely fast but too complicated to write out in sed in the same time.
Noah Russell
not really, no
Grayson Parker
Learn how to exit it at least
Jacob Peterson
What planet are you from?
Brody Jenkins
all you need is basic vi. You learn that in 10 min.
VIM is meme.
alsofpbp
Dylan Taylor
This. I actually prefer emacs, but vi will be on nearly any Linux machine you access.
Whether you're doing development, systems work, devops, or security, you're likely to be SSHing into Linux boxes that you didn't set up. You may not have permissions to install other editors. Even if you do, only a colossal asshole installs something else just to edit a few files.
Sebastian Moore
spend 15 mins on vimtutor
All u need brainlet
Daniel Collins
idk but i enjoy using it. do vimtutor then read the :help
Hunter Gonzalez
there all saying no because you should the vim African kid
Adam Price
Does takes like 10 min and is handy when editing on some remote server but not really important.
Ryan Cox
What you can't spend 5 minutes doing the tutorial?
Nicholas Ross
I'm more of a nano kinda guy
Kayden Thompson
Joshua Adams
>Is VIM worth to learn?
depends, I am a web shitter and I don't care about vi/vim/nvim.
just use vscode/codium/code - oss
Liam Murphy
>vimtutor
done.