RE: Vim + debugger for Python?

WingIDE + Vim seems like the way to go if I can't force myself to adapt to
WingIDE alone.

I'm using Windows for the first time in several years. Windows and WingIDE
feel like a multi-tools: they do everything well and nothing great. Windows
is a powerful operating system with an average window manager and WingIDE is
a powerful (I guess. Still learning.) IDE with an average text-editor (Vim
mode helps).

I could just go back to Linux + Vim after several days of setup to get
/most/ of my Thinkpad features working, but using MS Office at work for the
last six months has sold me on the power of simplicity and sane defaults.
I'm pretty sure I can drastically increase my productivity by learning to go
with the flow.

No more Slackware. No more thousand-line config files. No more all-weekend
installs. No more deciding I just can't go on if my window decorations
aren't perfect. No more playing video games on "insanity" setting. My
"1337-fever" is breaking. I could have been a real Python expert by now.

That being said, if someone gets around to packaging and documenting some
Super-Vim <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhqsjUUHj6g> , I'm there.



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