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Originally Posted by SigTerm
The question is pretty much pointless (unless you want a flamewar). Use whatever works best for you. Regardless of your preference, it makes sense to learn vim - it is present on nearly every linux machine, and unlike emacs, usually it is not customized to the teeth.
Microsoft Visual Studio. Closest linux alternative is Kate. If it isn't present, then I"ll use whatever is available - jedit, kwrite, vim, mcedit.
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Yeah, vim is presented on every linux I have ever seen, rather than emacs. But, vim on debian stream os, really differ from those on redhat stream, the default mode of debian, I don't know what it exactly is, is really difficult to use. Every time I have to enter a command to go to the original mode before using it.
