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Re:Vim for Humans by yodsanklai on Monday October 17, 2016 @02:36PM (#12727869)
I agree. Personally, I prefer getting used to the defaults than going through the pain of customization. I tried it, but it meant additional syncing between my machines, fighting with plugins, and it's not always possible to customize vi mode in some environments (like Eclipse or Sublime).

Overall, I think vim is great for simple and fast editing, but as soon as I need to work on a multiple files projects, I switch to something else, possibly using vi mode if there's one (and even there, I wonder if I shouldn't embrace mac os shortcuts once for all).

Re:Vim for Humans by Lio on Monday October 17, 2016 @03:52PM (#12728958)
Well considering things like visual mode and line numbering are not defaults that seems to be leaving an aweful lot of functionality switched off.
Re:Vim for Humans by gotofritz on Tuesday October 18, 2016 @06:56AM (#12733359)
You CAN customize Vim (I guess you mean Vintageous) on sublime.