Vim

Vim, the version of Vi software that Linux users love to use, developed in Windows during the process, is a text editor. The software, which is run by command line in the user interface, is free and open source. By using the word "vimtutor" to learn how to use the program, you can use the program more qualified by following the tutorial texts in stages.

There is also support for Vim, MS-Windows DirectX, which has additional advantages such as multi-window support, file encryption, folding, Octane, multi-language, new syntax, pop-up window and text features. With Vim, which is seen as an IDE, you can create emails, edit configuration files. The Vim program, which has a structure similar to a notebook, is offered as a package software with more comprehensive features than a word processor, text editor.