Why am I still using Vim?

Vim is my favorite editor. I started using it many years ago when I switched to Linux . I liked it because I could edit small source files on my quad-core computer without having to wait long for it to open.

I can say with confidence that Vim is not a bad editor and very extensible, but this is not a reason to say that Vim is suitable for everyone, since it is a matter of taste. When using Atom or Code, I often get stuck, sometimes they last several minutes.

What do you think, how much memory does the editor need to open the next C file?
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#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
  printf("Hello, world!\n");
}

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Code 60- 349 ! Atom 256 . Vim 5 .

Nano, Vim 1 .

? 6- XML- Vim 12 . Nano Vim. Code 392 , Atom 845 !

XML, . Atom Code 20 . Vim 4 . Sublime , . Nano.


100 000 , XML . Nano Atom , 10 . Atom , . Code 80 , Sublime 6 . Vim 4 .

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Vim, VIM .