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Tag Archives: Vim
Taking Notes in LaTeX
This is astounding. Gilles Castel uses LaTeX to take notes in his Math classes. These aren’t simple notes with a smattering of elementary math symbols; they’re notes for classes like Complex Variables and other advanced topics. Take a look at … Continue reading
Refugees
As documented in my last two posts, the editor holy wars wage on. Meanwhile, the ed partisans that you didn’t even know existed are inviting refugees from the war to come home to the Unix standard editor. They even have … Continue reading
That Didn’t Take Long
The battle is joined. Guess where emacs.dev takes you.
International Beat Up on Vim Day?
It’s Friday so let’s have a bit of whimsy. This morning, I ran across two separate items poking gentle fun at Vim. First up is the fact that someone bought the vim.dev domain and immediately pointed it at the Emacs … Continue reading
Another Emacs/Vim Survey
If you care about this sort of thing, there’s (yet another) survey on whether folks prefer Emacs, Vim, or something else. I wouldn’t bother linking if it were just another “what do you prefer” quickie but the poll asks additional … Continue reading
How Do I Exit Vi?
As I’m sure all of you know, there’s a meme going around about people not being able to figure out how to exit Vi/Vim. I haven’t joined in the fun because, after all, exiting Emacs is just as obscure. Nevertheless, … Continue reading
The Emacs/Vi Holy War
I saw this tweet and it got me thinking. The #emacs versus #vim religious conflict feels like other religious conflicts: ignored by ever more atheists. pic.twitter.com/8o8ZoKVRaD — Charles Merriam (@charles_merriam) July 7, 2016 The tweet is, of course, snark but … Continue reading
Vi and Emacs Without the Religion
Chris Patti over at Blind Not Dumb has gathered his courage and written a piece on vi versus Emacs. He approaches the subject, as the title suggests, without the usual religious fervor. His take, which is hard to argue with, … Continue reading
Learning Vim: Not That Hard
As anyone who’s been around Irreal for awhile knows, I’m all in on Emacs. I find new uses for it and things I didn’t know it could do every day. Nonetheless, I was a Vim user for a long time … Continue reading
Come Over to the Dark Side
and achieve great power. Come to the Dark Side… …we have #Vim and #Emacs. :D #Text #Editors — Darth Coder (@code4fud) July 10, 2015