How to use a "real" editor: Oh ffs, c'mon. Most people in their daily lives will never need Vim or Emacs. And let's be honest, if anything, they're way better off using something like Nano, that has a short-cut system they are likely more familiar with. There is no need for them to go through the learning curve of a tool like Vim or Emacs.
Vim is my IDE. I develop entirely and totally on the command line, devoid of any GUI management or development tools.
Vim is my IDE. I develop entirely and totally on the command line, devoid of any GUI management or development tools.
But this is just silly.