← Back to context Comment by akatsutki 3 days ago better than vim 5 comments akatsutki Reply bilekas 3 days ago Don't quite agree, it's simply a different tool, that's like saying notepad is better than vscode. They're both different purpose builds. SilentM68 3 days ago I would say that every tool has its good and bad.A tool is only as good as its ease of use and clarity of its documentation, imho. bigstrat2003 3 days ago Wouldn't that make vi(m) just about the worst tool to exist? There's a reason that the "how do I exit vim" jokes exist, it's because the UI is awful unless you already know how to use it. suprjami 3 days ago God forbid having to learn how to use something useful. Don't ever take up programming. qsort 3 days ago no
bilekas 3 days ago Don't quite agree, it's simply a different tool, that's like saying notepad is better than vscode. They're both different purpose builds.
SilentM68 3 days ago I would say that every tool has its good and bad.A tool is only as good as its ease of use and clarity of its documentation, imho. bigstrat2003 3 days ago Wouldn't that make vi(m) just about the worst tool to exist? There's a reason that the "how do I exit vim" jokes exist, it's because the UI is awful unless you already know how to use it. suprjami 3 days ago God forbid having to learn how to use something useful. Don't ever take up programming.
bigstrat2003 3 days ago Wouldn't that make vi(m) just about the worst tool to exist? There's a reason that the "how do I exit vim" jokes exist, it's because the UI is awful unless you already know how to use it. suprjami 3 days ago God forbid having to learn how to use something useful. Don't ever take up programming.
suprjami 3 days ago God forbid having to learn how to use something useful. Don't ever take up programming.
Don't quite agree, it's simply a different tool, that's like saying notepad is better than vscode. They're both different purpose builds.
I would say that every tool has its good and bad.
A tool is only as good as its ease of use and clarity of its documentation, imho.
Wouldn't that make vi(m) just about the worst tool to exist? There's a reason that the "how do I exit vim" jokes exist, it's because the UI is awful unless you already know how to use it.
God forbid having to learn how to use something useful. Don't ever take up programming.
no