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				Only superficially, yes. But only because it can be used on practically any Linux server, the same could be said of nano tho. For every day ussage I personally don't think its worth it. But mostly because my Job requires ides and for everything else i've had luck with vs code and sublime.
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				@7root I think I'll try this combo as a start for learning Vim. I really like VScode
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				out of the box vim is "ugly" but with this vimrc this changes quickly.
 
 https://goo.gl/oCTKr
 GitHub - amix/vimrc: The ultimate Vim configuration: vimrc
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				 -vim-30838yI use pure vim only if I use the terminal (like raspberry pi), which I do a lot, -vim-30838yI use pure vim only if I use the terminal (like raspberry pi), which I do a lot,
 
 But otherwise, I use the vim emulators/vim integration/vim something options in all editors
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