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vile for Mac

vile

vile is a command-line text editor whose name comes from "Vi Like Emacs," and as the name suggests, it blends the feel of vi's operations with Emacs's approach to extensibility.

vile — overview

vile is a command-line text editor whose name comes from "Vi Like Emacs," and as the name suggests, it blends the feel of vi's operations with Emacs's approach to extensibility. Those accustomed to vi keybindings can get up to speed quickly, while also wanting more flexible customization and editing experience—vile is made for this kind of user. It suits people who frequently write code, edit configuration files, and process text in the terminal, especially veterans who appreciate vi's simplicity yet remain attached to Emacs's rich feature set. As a command-line tool, it does not pursue flashy interfaces but instead focuses on keyboard operation and editing efficiency, making everyday text processing smoother.

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How to install vile

  1. Open Terminal (press ⌘ + Space and type “Terminal”).
  2. If Homebrew is not installed yet, run the command below first.
  3. Run this command:

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