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janrinok
on Thursday March 20 2014, @12:27PM
from the cue-vim-emacs-war-in-5-4-3-2-1 dept.
from the cue-vim-emacs-war-in-5-4-3-2-1 dept.
Hell_Rok writes:
"Neovim is an effort to aggressively re-factor the Vim source code and improve on:
- It will provide first class support for embedding.
- It lets you extend the editor in any programming language.
- It supports more powerful GUIs.
- Vim plugins will work with it.
Hosted on Bounty Source it has reached $25,500 of it's goal of $10,000, although there are still 3 days to reach further stretch goals! You can view the projects current progress and even pitch in over at GitHub. As someone who has started using Vim full-time over the last 6 months I feel that this is a very good project for the longevity of Vim."
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(Score: 4, Funny) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday March 20 2014, @12:40PM
Yep. Emacs is clearly superior and kicking Vi(m)'s ass.
(Score: 5, Funny) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday March 20 2014, @01:07PM
Can NeoVim finally be the decent text editor that Emacs has been missing to be a complete OS?
(Score: 0, Redundant) by JohnnyComputer on Thursday March 20 2014, @01:09PM
This is sort of funny. +1 man.
(Score: -1, Redundant) by JohnnyComputer on Thursday March 20 2014, @09:51PM
This is terribly redundant. -1 man.
(Score: 0) by JohnnyComputer on Friday March 28 2014, @04:34PM
I mean, this is redundantly redundant. + 1 boy-man.
(Score: 5, Informative) by Thexalon on Thursday March 20 2014, @02:22PM
Unnecessary: You can already run vim inside of emacs, by using "M-x term". Emacs will prompt you with "Run program:", and then you enter in /usr/bin/vim (or wherever you have one), and poof, you now have vim running in emacs.
Every task is easy if somebody else is doing it.
(Score: 2, Funny) by rufty on Thursday March 20 2014, @07:05PM
So what I need is M-x term find / -type f -name emacs | xargs rm -f ???
(Score: 2) by isostatic on Friday March 21 2014, @05:31AM
That's fine, as I can the type !emacs from vim, and up pops emacs.
(Score: 4, Funny) by isostatic on Thursday March 20 2014, @01:19PM
Eight megabytes and constantly swapping? No thanks, I like my text editor lean and mean.
(Score: 2) by buswolley on Thursday March 20 2014, @01:25PM
/sarcasm?
subicular junctures
(Score: 2, Insightful) by DNied on Thursday March 20 2014, @06:45PM
I sure hope so. "Lean" is about the last word that comes to mind when thinking of Vim. Gimme Nvi any day of the week (I'm even using it to type this post!)
(Score: 2) by lx on Thursday March 20 2014, @02:01PM
I can still (vaguely) remember a time when 8 megabytes was a lot of memory. Like six floppies [tumblr.com].
(Score: 1, Insightful) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday March 20 2014, @02:30PM
If you've ever worked with 8-bit or 16-bit microcontrollers it still is!
(Score: 2) by TheRaven on Friday March 21 2014, @05:01AM
sudo mod me up
(Score: 2) by isostatic on Friday March 21 2014, @05:23AM
Quite, hence using vim with caps lock mapped to escape. Hands never move far.