Vim Will Actually Change Your Life.

You are severely wasting your life and time if you DON'T know vim. If you don't know it, you're locked into doing things the dumb way and don't even realize your full potential.

Run "vimtutor"

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[swims-in-money]

Feeling better than others is what sold me to Vim.

[c.deg.]

I like how Luke colour coordinated his polo shirt with the blue and white in the room. Always be claiming he's not into consooming but secretly he loves it. I bet he has a Pinterest account he won't tell another soul about.

[MrVecheater]

Vim gets you used to the terminal
The terminal teaches you minimalism
Minimalism teaches you to live a simple life

[stoicfloor]

Basically Vim is the gateway drug to the real computer world.

[pawekoaczynski]

Yeah, I guess I have 10 minutes to spare to watch a Boomer rant how he's better at computers than me

[zackinator]

I think the best part of vim is you can literally use it as a basic text editor without anything fancy before you've learned anything fancy. I never understand how people can say they use nano bc vim is "too hard" or they "don't need" all the features of vim. If you just want to open vim, enter insert mode, type, exit insert mode and quit, you can do that. No motions, no macros, no complex keyboard shortcuts, but once you need something more advanced, its there waiting for you in the program you already use.

[tanmay______]

“You will learn Vim and you will be happy”

[GhostofTradition]

I'm sold, however you never mentioned hm is monthly subscription? I can't find it in the Adobe cloud store...

[sach]

"You start being able to enjoy your world, you didn't know existed."

Very well said.
It has changed my life, indeed.

[miguelbustamante]

I actually saw one of your vim videos and started using Linux in 2019 because of it. I'm a tech guy, but I think many lawyers would benefit from vim. If they only knew.

[mrslade]

4 years of experience... I've never met a single fellow vim user at work

[naughtiusmaximus]

"Boomer advertises his 1 hr video for 9½ minutes"

[lelandkwong]

After a year of Vim I can say it has been life changing. I used to be afraid of the terminal, now I live in it. More people need to experience how amazing this tool is.

[Clutter.monkey]

I like using vim in my GNU/Emacs operating system.

[jaronnamir]

OpenBSD, Gentoo & Arch plus Vi / Vim makes you actually think about how to achieve your goals using a computer. Documentation is something a lot of people take for granted myself included. Sometimes I'll stop an think to myself of how much effort went into the documentation of something I'm doing.

[UCmiwlBlRthCtZEojtg]

i literally just cant talk to non-vim users anymore, its like no matter how hard i try the wont understand me :wq

[dee_double_u]

Kinda wish I learned vim in kindergarten.

[RyanFromUltrasound]

Saw a James Powell Python talk where he was live coding with vim and tmux a few years ago. I installed linux for the first time just because I thought solarized vim + tmux looked cool -_- EDIT: Whoever is using LARBS without knowing vim is an absolute mad lad.

[ethanbroussard]

I use Wine's notepad text editor thing

[FroyoO]

You posted this at the perfect time for me. Just graduated with a CS degree and am taking some time off before starting my job search to learn some new skills, and now learning vim is definitely on my agenda this summer. Will have to hop back into vimtutor later today and restart the learning process.