| rindolf |
marzy: Emacs is not a better vim. They are very
different. |
| rindolf |
marzy: I could never get used to Emacs, but have
used Vim for many years. |
| marzy |
rindolf Emacs + Evil mode makes a better vim |
| rindolf |
marzy: does it support all Vim extensions? |
| marzy |
no, that's why its better. it doesn't come with
retarded scripting language!! |
| rindolf |
marzy: well, it's still not 100% compatible with
vim. |
| rindolf |
marzy: and Evil is an awful name. Sorry. |
| rindolf |
"The only thing more evil than XSLT is XSLT edited
with Emacs Evil mode." ;-) |
| marzy |
i think it's a good name considering emacs and
vi(m) rivalry |
| rindolf |
marzy: of course, I've heard worse - coq and
coccinelle. |
| rindolf |
And then there's this guy here who called his
programming language Flua which reminds me of Flu and
Influenza. |
| Reactionary |
rindolf: lol |
| dardevelin |
rindolf, flua IDE is not that bad to be fair (at
least the little i tried ) |
| rindolf |
dardevelin: didn't say *it* was bad - I said the
name was bad. |
| rindolf |
dardevelin: and I could never get it running here.
Problems with Py3 and PyQt. |
| dardevelin |
rindolf, oh that sucks... :/ |
| rindolf |
dardevelin: yes. |
| dardevelin |
rindolf, yeah i know you didn't said it was bad,
just as gave you my opinion on it as a side note. sorry i should
have made it more explicit :) |
| rindolf |
Of course, Evil is not as bad a name as SLIME,
which is another Emacs mode. |
| dardevelin |
rindolf, i had troubles with SLIME once and boy i
got tired of fighting with it |
| rindolf |
Reportedly it was also the nickname of an internal
Microsoft version control system called SLM (that is now largely
discontinued). |