> I use Vim technically, but for the most part, my platform for developing Perl code has been intelliJ IDEA with the Camelcade plugin

Well that's the typical attitude, using vim key bindings in any IDE makes you a vim user? Sure!

For instance Frankfurt.pm has 4 self proclaimed vi users, only one is a real one.

I even witnessed one of them falling back on notepad++ and komodo because he wasn't able to install vim on windows.

(Doesn't stop them making jokes about emacs)

> Tried emacs a couple of times ...

evil-mode provides a decent vim (not vi) emulation.

Typically (I tested it on conferences) people can't tell the difference in terminal mode.

So, does using evil-mode make me now a vim user?

To be clear: My attitude towards vim is the same like towards Python, I like them and I see their advantages.

My disdain goes to the crowd who is bad mouthing others, without even being able to master the basics of "their" system.

The psychological process involved is obvious.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :)
Je suis Charlie!

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