I'm not convinced on this.
Both Vim & Emacs have hardcore followings and buoyant communities.
Neovim + coc.nvim is massive these days... I know a lot of people who've moved from VSCode (or other big IDEs) over to terminal-based editors...
Both Vim & Emacs have hardcore followings and buoyant communities.
Neovim + coc.nvim is massive these days... I know a lot of people who've moved from VSCode (or other big IDEs) over to terminal-based editors...
I don't think a majority of linux enthusiasts codes mainly in vim or emacs anymore.