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I did spend a lot of time in Vim in DOS and loved the fact that it was even possible to do something productive there.
But I just started wasting more and more time on little details that didn't quite work.
It's even more frustrating when you compare to how perfectly it works in the Linux command line. Certainly in Linux I'll use regular Vim.
I've used very little of the GVim commands and got rid of the ugly menu so it looks like regular Vim.
But I have utmost respect for GVim for being forgiving and kind to a new user.
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I did spend a lot of time in Vim in DOS and loved the fact that it was even possible to do something productive there.
But I just started wasting more and more time on little details that didn't quite work.
It's even more frustrating when you compare to how perfectly it works in the Linux command line. Certainly in Linux I'll use regular Vim.
I've used very little of the GVim commands and got rid of the ugly menu so it looks like regular Vim.
But I have utmost respect for GVim for being forgiving and kind to a new user.