Subj : Re: vim and MultiMail
To   : digimaus
From : Tanausu M.
Date : Mon Jun 15 2026 19:34:57

Hello digimaus!

15 Jun 26 20:34, you wrote to me:

 Di> -=> Tanausu M. wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

 TM>> To this day, even on the latest versions and the strangest operating
 TM>> systems imaginable, I still use it. Now that I have more experience, it
 TM>> doesn't seem odd to me anymore. But whoever wrote all those commands
 TM>> was clearly having a bad day.

 Di> From my experience, it's not only the command set but it's the modal setttings
 Di> that get people.  It sems that most people are used to a standard text editor
 Di> and not one that uses modes.

 Di> I had to learn that the hard way also, especially when programming macros.

 Di> But vim is universal for sure.  Since the original developer passed, I wonder 
 Di> if
 Di> they're going to be making any huge changes to vim.

Since I started using Neovim with the Lazy plugins as an IDE, it took me a while, but now a complete environment is available, with an integrated debugger and other things like code, or any other modern environment.



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