It's the other way around, the value of that terminal is in the information, not whatever hated UI quirks it had been stuck with since its inception, yet people keep falling for that old logic "old+expensive = great".
> it's the same, but it evolves, if that makes sense.
it doesn't, these are the opposite.
> If you know how to use it in company A in decade 1980, you know how to use it in company B today. That doesn't mean it hasn't improved or improved ergonomics.
Neither does this: it would be just as trivial to select at company B "use config ergonomic_grey_beard_1980" and continue with all your knowledge, just without those quirks you hated in 1980 that led you to change the stable defaults to a better config.
> but it's not like Vim
And in some sense in the relevant UI area it's exactly like Vim, where many bad quirks in the default config are praised by the grey beards and new converts alike.
> moving into a blank new updated version
Why would you do that instead of using your old config???
> the ribbon design vs the old design
Neither is forcing a change like this the only alternative
