I love/like vi[m], I love/like emacs... I ... never mind lol
The new editing language does look great, and I like the idea of the piped filters... but I can't get over the name :-/
I love/like vi[m], I love/like emacs... I ... never mind lol
The new editing language does look great, and I like the idea of the piped filters... but I can't get over the name :-/
I dabble in vim and it's my editor for when I quickly want to change stuff whilst in a terminal, but not enough to be "proficient" in it. As others have noted, I feel there could be a massive gain in editing if I were to get more acquainted with the many vi commands, but the initial productivity penalty has stopped me more than once from making it my default editor. Kakoune's mental model of commands seems friendlier, so maybe it will stick :)
However, «vi» means visual, while it is the least visual editor among popular editors, so I expect by analogy that kak will be very good editor. Keep fingers crossed. :-)
https://github.com/mawww/kakoune/blob/master/doc/manpages/fa...