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I have heard people bash (no pun intended) this little kool program but I love it. There is nothing better than opening a conf file in the terminal window. I was just wondering what the people that don't like VIM use?
oh, come on you are about to start another bitten to death flame war of which editor is better. I love vi for editing, I love emacs for programming (compiling, debugging), I hate ed, but I must know at least how to edit a file using it.
Vim is iMproved Vi, there are some improvements like you are able to use arrow keys to navigate through a file, in original vi you had to use h,j,k,l keys to do so, and there are some others, let me look it over.
Man,I just lost all my bookmarks, damn, I am slappy, time to sleep.
Damn, my writing linux drivers book, linux cook book, virus-writing howto, everything is down the drain now, damn, damn, damn.
P.S. And VIM is Vi iMproved, not iMproved Vi .
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