in reply to Anders Rytter Hansen
I’ve tinkered with both, and it really comes down to what you value most. Nano keeps things simple and quick for tiny edits, while Vim shines with powerful workflows once you invest a bit in learning. If you’re curious about a calmer starting point, give Nano a try and you’ll still get solid editing speed. And if a project kicks up, you’ll want to kick the buddy—go vim for efficiency.

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