Dontyoudarenottobeaware

When I started out programming I was using Windows XP and a software named "HTML Editor Phase" or something like it; and later the normal notepad. That was about 12 years ago and the internet changed a lot in that time, so have I. Now I am using linux for about 8 years and tried several options from bluefish, kate, gedit, nano to vim (and some others). When you hear about VIM you always consider it to be geeky or nerdy, and it is in a way because it is different. But as the command line grows on you so does VIM. VIM does run als gVIM on my system and the window management around helps with some features you dont know the shortcut of yet. VIM and the plugin NERDtree are wonderful when editing files, auto completion is as easily intregrated as various color themes (as later I use github). In the picture above you see four different files open, usually I just work with two or three, but sometimes it is awesome to be able to edit them at once and look at the changes...