You're entitled to your wrong opinion
this post was submitted on 30 Sep 2024
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If you don't like Vim, you should stop being a milk-drinking sweetroll-eating WUSS
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ed is the standard text editor.
Neovim >
I like evil/spacemacs because I can get my vim fix virtually, because emacs from a software engineering perspective is beautiful!
HARDER!
No, I don't want to! 😫
I can't try again because I can't exit out ...
It's a common problem but the correct solution to closing vim is quite easy, press and hold control alt and F5 to drop to a new terminal. From there you can do "killall vim" to properly close vim, then just drop back to your main session
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Just type :!bash (or whatever heathenous shell you prefer) and you never have to leave the warm embrace of vim ever again
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What is Again! ? Never heard of that text editor