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> Vi(m) is a model, not an implementation. I think you are talking about modal editing, vi is an application, vim is another application.
by alaaibrahim 11y ago
> Vi(m) is a model, not an implementation.
I think you are talking about modal editing, vi is an application, vim is another application.
- mikerichards 11y agoYes, I understand the differences, thus the (m). The point I was trying to make (which irked somebody) is that the modal vi keybindings in modern IDEs is more important than Vi(m) itself.