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When looking for Linux tech jobs to apply to, a lot of them actually have Vim experience as a preferred quality. Can any experts confirm this?
Been in the industry for over 25 years, I have not once been asked to use vim. I mean, of course I do, but mostly I am the only vim user in my teams.
Nah. That's like bragging that you memorize a lot of Pi digits.
Some on the IT team in my company use vim, some use nano, some probably use notepad or something ridiculous.
It's just a text editor and knowing vim doesn't automatically make me assume you're competent at anything.