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|    rbowman to Chris Ahlstrom    |
|    Re: The Repulsive Not a Dr. Richard M. S    |
|    24 Feb 26 20:02:10    |
      From: bowman@montana.com              On Tue, 24 Feb 2026 06:29:13 -0500, Chris Ahlstrom wrote:              > AI Overview:       >       > Vim Popularity: Studies show Vim (including Vi/Neovim) as a top-4       > editor in various surveys, with usage often over 30% among specific       > developer groups.       >       > Emacs Usage: Recent data indicates Emacs has declined to 8-9% or       > less in recent surveys.       >       > Comparative Usage: A 2018 Opensource.com survey indicated 58% for       > Vim vs. 27% for Emacs, though more recent data suggests a wider gap.              I've always used the Vim extension for VS Code. I did a reinstall of the       Pi's OS and it comes with Geany. After a little searching I found Geany       has a variety of plugins and vim is one of them. The developer says he       doesn't use Vim itself so it might be a little strange but so far it works       fine for me. I don't use some of the more exotic Vim stuff but the basics       are all there, except :q. He couldn't find a way to get Geany to exit. :w       works.              Unfortunately gvim (vim-gtk) doesn't work on a Pi. It became second nature       so I didn't realize I was using the mouse to move the cursor as much as I       do although I don't use the visual mode.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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