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by jamesgeck0
3032 days ago
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Modal editing is just that good. ;-) The thing that would get me to use Emacs is a plugin implementing Neovim's remote editing protocol. Vim is an incredibly deep state machine, and no plugins that reimplement it get things exactly right. |
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If you love modal editing, as I do, you can use EVIL mode to emulate Vim quite well. I used Vim for years and switched within a month, most of the transition was in getting used to all the tools built into Emacs. Movement was identical, even things like text objects and Vim-surround work well.
The quality of Emacs packages are very high and almost always “just work”. And when you do have to read the documentation it’s very easy to find and understand.