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word processor users when they try vim (me):
When $EDITOR is vim, but I expected anything else:
opens file, with small text on the top; text begins changing; text duplicates in size, then triples; text returns to original size; text increases in size to fit several screens...
Then my great reflexes kick on and I notice something wrong :)
Do you prefer when EDITOR is set to emacs?
Personally, yes. But the default being nano is very sensible.
The default should be mcedit. Much more usable than nano
I ideally with evil installed and easily toggleabkw with M-x evil-mode
for accessibikity purposes
First few time I opened vim (will neovim) I failed to see how to enter a command, and closed the window to get out of it