Ooh, half a year in with vim and it is starting to feel crazy smooth
Take that, modern UX
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@ntnsndr jajaa, I wonder how it would feel if I hadn't been using it since the last century. What flavor are you playing with?
@edumerco Well, this is coming after 20 years of being a devoted emacs-er:)
@ntnsndr Ah, sorry, so why the change (real interest, no flaming). :)
@edumerco last winter I dedicated myself to working through an emacs manual and realized I didn't actually want a program that does everything and just want a lean but powerful text editor that integrates well with the CLI.
I also like how vim bindings are so ubiquitous on things like tiling window managers.
I also am cool with simple lists as a knowledgebase, plus Zotero.
@edumerco @ntnsndr especially with org-roam (https://www.orgroam.com/) and org-roam-ui (https://github.com/org-roam/org-roam-ui) IMO. Let's you build and visualize your own kind of knowledge graph. But even standard orgmode is incredible
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