All right, so I just wanted to demonstrate the similarities between the two of them and.
Now we've been using them for the majority of the course, but obviously, I want to introduce you to
many of them and why you should consider it.
So I'm going to change the directory to our standard documents, Misk, and I'll just open an exit out
of it and basically show you that a lot of the functions of them and neither of them are exactly the
same.
So there should be very little learning curve at all when it comes to using it.
So you just use enviornment as opposed to VM to open up a document and there you go.
It opens just like them, which it should, because it is just like them, except it can be a little
finicky.
So I'm going to open up multiple documents here if I can type, and I'm going to open up open tabs by
using the DP and then we'll close them.
You know, here we go and we have three tabs open, just like you would in them, but we're using any
of them and it looks just like them.
Isn't that nice?
So, as I said, you can pretty much rely on Neerim acting almost like them.
I mean, almost there are some differences, but if you know them, the learning curve or using any
of them is extremely low.
I'm going to quit all of this QOL calling you all the quit all of the tabs.
So as you can see, entering and exiting neerim is pretty much identical to using them, as is many
of the other functions.
But we're going to I'm going to show you how to customize each of them, just like you could customize
them.
So there's a seamless transition between one or the other.
And as each update happens to near them, it will become more and more stable.
It can crash on you.
So keep that in mind.