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exohuman ( @exohuman@kbin.social ) 14•2 years agoDamn, that’s sad. VIM has been a part of my software development career since the beginning. Thank you Bram Moolenaar for your invention.
Tilted ( @Tilted@programming.dev ) English10•2 years agoVery sad news. I have used VIM for close to 20 years. Thank you Bram Moolenaar. RIP.
shinobizilla ( @shinobizilla@lemm.ee ) English9•2 years agoRIP, Vim has been a part of my life for nearly 2 decades. Thank you Bram.
Badland9085 ( @Badland9085@lemm.ee ) 7•2 years agoBram, thank you to have brought vim to the world.
May you rest in peace.
mrkite ( @mrkite@programming.dev ) English7•2 years agoThink his tombstone has
:q!
on it? I love vim, I’ve used it daily for 25 years now. Jajcus ( @Jajcus@kbin.social ) 16•2 years ago:wq
- he exited, but his work is still here
rha ( @rha@kbin.social ) 5•2 years agoRIP Bram, from Amiga to MacOS at home, Windows and the random Linux server at work, and through all the different languages I tried out during the years, Vim was the reliable constant everywhere.