From my point of view it is a very dependable text editor with lots of room for customizability and an unparalleled text editing paradigm.
How many ifdefs it has, the length of its source files or its use of pointers don't matter to me because they have zero negative effect on my workflow. I like Vim as it is, I don't feel limited in any way.
The impossibility to make a clock in a text editor is not an indication that it's broken: it's a sign that you should buy a wristwatch.
From my point of view it is a very dependable text editor with lots of room for customizability and an unparalleled text editing paradigm.
How many ifdefs it has, the length of its source files or its use of pointers don't matter to me because they have zero negative effect on my workflow. I like Vim as it is, I don't feel limited in any way.
The impossibility to make a clock in a text editor is not an indication that it's broken: it's a sign that you should buy a wristwatch.