> You also lose the killer feature of Vim, which is being able to work over an SSH connection on any sort of device, even those that don't have a GUI.
The gold standard for remote development is Visual Studio Code. All of the UI stuff happens locally, and it transfers files and runs commands remotely. It's way less chatty than going over SSH or an X11 connection.
The gold standard for remote development is Visual Studio Code. All of the UI stuff happens locally, and it transfers files and runs commands remotely. It's way less chatty than going over SSH or an X11 connection.