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So they use Tiling window managers and vim-keys? The future is bright!
Hey there, I'm 18, and I can tell you in my university's CS department, a ton of students using Linux are on Tiling Window Managers.
A lot of students and lecturers use (neo)vi(m), and I use Emacs with Evil-mode (vim emulation), so yeah. Keyboard-driven for the win!
Well they'd look ahead, but it burns their retinas.