[Ayjay]

I recently converted from various other graphical IDE's (Visual Studio and Eclipse) to start using exclusively Vim to develop with, and I'm loving it.

I don't think it really needs to be made more accessible, but what would have been AWESOME would be to have known about vim-tutor. I only just found out about it after I've spent a few weeks working in Vim, and have largely passed the time when vim-tutor would have helped. It REALLY should be on the main vim screen, not in the help.

Maybe I'm weird in that I have an inherent distrust the help in open source apps. Most of the times, they seem to be archaic, and targeted at the very advanced users (see man pages).

Thankfully, I've passed the initial stumbling-around period, and now know that the help is actually written in a very readable format. Maybe all that needs to happen is for that to be better communicated.

-- Ayjay on Fedang