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Name one editor better than Vim.
Pro tip: You can't.
>>55094203
emacs you nigger
Notepad++
faggots like you make me ashamed to be a vim user
>>55094237
But I have only 10 fingers, how do I press Ctrl + Alt + Shift + Caps + Esc + Space + Tab + Return + Backspace + <key>?
>>55094248
what's your vimrc?
vim + tmux so fucking comfy to develop with
>>55094325
every time someone mentions tmux, I google about it, read what it is, and still have no idea what it is.
>>55094283
http://hastebin.com/acobejexen.xml
btw, the fuck happened to pastebin? it's giving my eye cancer now
>>55094349
It has quiet a few uses.
You can have multiple panes per terminal window (kinda like splits in vim).
You can also detach from these sessions (I usually have a session for every major project I'm working on) and attach to them when needed again - also works over SSH of course so it's a nice way to maintain remote hosts.
There is quiet a learning curve, but once you get used to the shortcuts and stuff it's fucking awesome
>>55094203
This troll image again.
>>55094237
Fuck off stallman.
Im learning vim now. p pastes text from the buffer and I just learned that dd doesnt just delete lines but saves it to the buffer.
Previously I thought y (yank) and c (cut) save to the buffer. Do other detention commands save to buffer or is it just dd as that seems to be irregular (though usefull) in the larger scheme of things.
>>55094349
It splits screens. Allowing you multiple work areas. So you can lets say examine one file while typing in a second. Its like split screen without a gui. Split text boxes.
>>55094494
>>55094349
Only time I have really used it before was when setting up a nas server. I had to make like 8 tmux splits and have each one run a bunch of randoms 1s and 0s to test the drives for 2-3 days. Its nice being able to detach from them basically close them and they are still alive in the background.
>>55094699
Also this wasnt even linux or vim this was a freenas box which is another unix derivative.
