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tbh, one of the essential things vim gets right for me is that it's designed as a text editor, not (only) a code editor. I use it for so much non-code text as well, but it feels weird opening a coding tool for such things.
It's great to use an editor designed and built when vietnam and leaded gas were all the rage.
Exactly! It's rare to find such old things that are still excellent today