A First Look At SpaceVim DistroTube
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Date: 2022-03-30
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Comments and reviews: 7
Terminalforlife
Very interesting video.
I can't help but to think it's too much hand-holding. People using Vim like that; could they be limiting themselves? So much knowledge they'll forfeit, knowledge which will be very useful whenever they have to use regular Vim, or Neovim, or whatever else there is.
I dunno how I feel about having all those plugins either. I have only a few basic ones, which I wrote myself. I'm just stuck in my ways, I guess.
It does look pretty, though.
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Very interesting video.
I can't help but to think it's too much hand-holding. People using Vim like that; could they be limiting themselves? So much knowledge they'll forfeit, knowledge which will be very useful whenever they have to use regular Vim, or Neovim, or whatever else there is.
I dunno how I feel about having all those plugins either. I have only a few basic ones, which I wrote myself. I'm just stuck in my ways, I guess.
It does look pretty, though.
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Scott
Yeah, writing any config file for basic functionality is a waste of time. If the defaults are reasonable, and you can change them or scrape the config out and start over, that's all that needed. I want an appliance - I shouldn't have to buy machine screws in order to do my first load of delicates.
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Yeah, writing any config file for basic functionality is a waste of time. If the defaults are reasonable, and you can change them or scrape the config out and start over, that's all that needed. I want an appliance - I shouldn't have to buy machine screws in order to do my first load of delicates.
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tamasgal
Well, I was a VIM user for around 22 years or so and switched to DOOM Emacs and to be honest, I stayed mostly because Org-mode. SpaceVim doesn't have anything like this, unfortunately, but it would have been my first choice. However, glad I went the Emacs way...
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Well, I was a VIM user for around 22 years or so and switched to DOOM Emacs and to be honest, I stayed mostly because Org-mode. SpaceVim doesn't have anything like this, unfortunately, but it would have been my first choice. However, glad I went the Emacs way...
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Andre
DT, thanks for bring on always nice contents to us. And I believe that already you found a way to toggle the hidden files but anyway I want to say that if you use period ( . ) you can see those hidden files in the vimfiler.
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DT, thanks for bring on always nice contents to us. And I believe that already you found a way to toggle the hidden files but anyway I want to say that if you use period ( . ) you can see those hidden files in the vimfiler.
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couchcamper
I loved vim and I'm not sure why we would need a new vim. if it's only to make it easier for new users - well, signs of the time, people get grades nowadays and can't even read.
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I loved vim and I'm not sure why we would need a new vim. if it's only to make it easier for new users - well, signs of the time, people get grades nowadays and can't even read.
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Bobby
I would love to see this approach to programs more often, where it's a -GUI- in the terminal rather than an actual GUI. You want graphics? I'll show ya freakin graphics lol
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I would love to see this approach to programs more often, where it's a -GUI- in the terminal rather than an actual GUI. You want graphics? I'll show ya freakin graphics lol
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hinogi
Just to throw another hat in the ring, have you also tried kakoune? Just to totally mess with your muscle memory order :P
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Just to throw another hat in the ring, have you also tried kakoune? Just to totally mess with your muscle memory order :P
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