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+ | ====DECEMBER 5, 2015==== | ||
+ | ===From Vim to Emacs=== | ||
+ | For a while now, Vim has been my editor of choice (sorry Sublime Text). It's a great program, with both a mature code base and large, dedicated community behind it. I thought I'd never be persuaded to use the other editor in what people call the " | ||
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+ | So I got to it. I installed a non-graphical Emacs on my Arch Linux netbook and immediately struggled with keystrokes as I was unfamiliar to the excessive use of Control and Alt key combinations that are so important in Emacs, being used to the command mode of Vim. After learning basic commands/ |