You have 60 seconds to give me one good reason to use Emacs over Vim
There are none.
>>55229899
Right after you give me a reason to use Vim over Emacs
Give me one reason to use any of those...
>sublime masterrace
Why not both? Emacs is a fine operating system, all it's missing is a really good text editor. Vim fills that niche well.
I use nano :^)
>>55230004
Vimtageous ftw
>>55229899
Don't use Emacs. Problem solved.
>>55229899
elisp
Emacs is a pretty good operating system, it just lacks a good text editor.
>>55230269
>Using the smiley with a carat nose
>>55232114
>>55230258
do you guys think you're funny repeating this same shit over and over again?
>>55229899
Both are fine to use, whatever helps you code better.
vi is on most servers if you work with servers at work. So it's helpful to know vi/vim versus emacs in that regard.
Both communities have a lot of plugins. I find emacs has more in the way of plugins.
You should be using Sublime Text 2.
evil mode etc
>>55229899
tetris
towers of hanoi
>>55230258
>>55232114
>>55232446
there are actually many people that use an enhanced vi within emacs
>>55230004
sublime is proprietary and mouse-based. go play with the plan 9 retards
>>55232446
Emacs is eight megabytes and constantly swapping
>>55232493
I don't edit text on a microwave oven, so that's not an issue for me.
>>55229899
asynchronous
>>55230004
oh god you're a fucking pleb
>>55229925
+less bloat
+faster
+no carpal tunnel syndrome
- you can't read your emails or browse the internet (with javascript in an upcoming version, I hear) from your text editor
I run Notepad++ under Wine. You have 60 seconds to tell me why I should not do this.
(Protip: NP++ is GPLed)
