&gt; Because I have exactly zero interest in deviating from what I should be focusing on (my business, my product, my clients, my revenue stream) to go dork around with a text&#x2F;code editor.<p>You can improve your productivity (i.e., increase your revenue) by improving your tools.<p>A blacksmith makes his tools; a developer should be want to extend his environment.<p>&gt; unless you are a huge company that can afford to lose clock cycles to your devs playing with FOSS<p>It&#x27;s not a loss: it&#x27;s an investment which pays dividends.<p>&gt; The vast majority of software developers across all disciplines (there&#x27;s a huge world outside of Silicon Valley, Web Dev and Mobile) have exactly zero need or interest in deviating from their mission to go fix their tools.<p>I have exactly zero interest in hiring or working with someone who is uninterested in improving his productivity.<p>&gt; This is the same reason the vast majority of software developers (again, think outside web folk) have exactly zero interest in vim. It is an utter waste of time compared to point-click-go-go-go.<p>Both vim and emacs are far better and faster at moving structures of code around than the vast majority of GUI editors. Better and faster means…more revenue for less effort. And it&#x27;s fun!