emacs or vim, which one is more worth learning?

Question

I have used both for several years. Every time I pick them up, I throw them away after 1 or 2 months at most and roll them back to Windows: (

I still can’t figure out which one is more worthy of learning
Please give your opinion:)

Answer 1

God’s Editor and God of Editors.
If you are a god then use emacs.

Answer 2

Prelude to Holy War= =

Answer 3

vim is easier to use, this is it

Answer 4

It mainly depends on your main programming language and environment.

1) Emacs has relatively high language support and is highly modifiable
2) At this stage, the performance of Emacs on Windows is relatively poor (very poor), and it is just okay on other platforms.

Answer 5

Reasons to learn Vim:

1. From time to time there is a need to configure a Linux server. Vim is available out of the box, but Emacs needs to be installed separately (it is also large in size);

2. After learning Vim, even various editors/IDEs on Windows can use plug-ins to support Vim’s shortcut operations.

Answer 6

It’s over and it’s going to cause a holy war.
Vim, get started quickly.

Answer 7

notepad is the best editor in the world

Answer 8

I thought there was jihad, but luckily there wasn’t

Answer 9

nano is also good

Answer 10

I came to see the jihad. I had bought all the melon seeds, but... there were none...