The Traditional Vi (2007)
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The Traditional Vi (2007)
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Re: The Traditional Vi (2007)
#2Tangentially related, I wish more websites and blogs looked like this now. It's elegant and modern but simple.
Re: The Traditional Vi (2007)
#3Tangentially related, I wish more websites and blogs looked like this now. It's elegant and modern but simple.
Lacks centering, other than that I also found it enjoyable to look at.
Re: The Traditional Vi (2007)
#4Tangentially related, I wish more websites and blogs looked like this now. It's elegant and modern but simple.
To me, the justified text makes it an effortful read.
Re: The Traditional Vi (2007)
#5:x is a vim feature, so this wouldn't support it, so you'll have to use :wq instead.
Re: The Traditional Vi (2007)
#6Tangentially related, I wish more websites and blogs looked like this now. It's elegant and modern but simple.
To me, the justified text makes it an effortful read.
Yup, I hope every one agrees to leave proper justified text to LaTeX/ConTeXt/Typst/, doing such thing for HTML is still ugly and makes things harder to read
Re: The Traditional Vi (2007)
#7Github mirror + some bugfixes
Re: The Traditional Vi (2007)
#8A 2007 article from sourceforge.net and it's not even throwback Thursday.
"Gunnar Ritter 2007-11-29"
Re: The Traditional Vi (2007)
#9:x is a vim feature, so this wouldn't support it, so you'll have to use :wq instead.
or ZZ to save and exit
Re: The Traditional Vi (2007)
#10Tangentially related, I wish more websites and blogs looked like this now. It's elegant and modern but simple.
Breaks Firefox's reader mode.
Looks like dog shit on mobile.
I agree that this general style is good, just without some of this page's fuckups.