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UltraEdit vs Vim

UltraEdit

ultraedit.com

Vim

vim.org

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FigureUltraEditVim
Price from$7.91/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYesYes
Plans published81
Spec score · Text Editors8.6 (#12)8.5 (#15)
Spec score · Code editors8.5 (#11)8.5 (#9)
Spec score · Editor Software8.0 (#20)7.8 (#26)
Column editingYesYes
Extension supportYesYes
Free planNoYes
Built-in IntegrationsIncludes FTP, SSH, Telnet, Git integration, and file/folder comparisonThe maker says Vim integrates with many tools.
Macro recordingYesYes
Supported PlatformsWindows, Mac, and LinuxWindows,macOS,Linux

Plans

UltraEdit

  • UltraEdit Core — 2 Year Subscription$94.96 a year
  • UltraEdit Core — 1 Year Subscription$99.95 a year
  • UltraEdit Enterprise — 2 Year Subscription$113.95 a year
  • UltraEdit Enterprise — 1 Year Subscription$119.95 a year
  • UltraEdit Core 1 Year SubscriptionPrice not published
  • UltraEdit Core 2 Year SubscriptionPrice not published
  • UltraEdit Enterprise 1 Year SubscriptionPrice not published
  • UltraEdit Enterprise 2 Year SubscriptionPrice not published

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Vim

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In their own words

UltraEdit

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Vim

Vim is a configurable text editor for creating and changing text, with uses that include programming, composing email, and editing configuration files. It supports hundreds of programming languages and file formats, with search and replace, column editing, macro recording, and a persistent, multi-level undo tree. An extensive plugin system and scripting language let users add plugin-like extensions, and Vim integrates with many tools. It runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows and is distributed freely under a GPL-compatible license as charityware. Users who find Vim useful are asked to consider donating to help children in Uganda through Kuwasha. Windows downloads include installers and zip packages for x64, x86, and ARM, plus links to Winget packages. For macOS, downloads link to MacVim for a graphical version and Homebrew for a terminal version. On Unix, Vim recommends obtaining it from source and links a daily-built AppImage for many Linux systems. The maker says Vim takes learning and is not a WYSIWYG word processor for typeset documents.

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