To be fair, usually a new user’s first encounter with vim is it being the default editor when trying to edit a text file. If you open a specific file with it, you won’t see the intro.
But if I type :q! it just appears in the body of the text!!
In Neovim, when you press Ctrl+C it switches to normal mode and give you this:
People who say this don’t know google exists
Google literally didn’t exist when I first was thrust into vim (well, vi) a large number of years ago ;) Pretty sure I eventually gave up and closed the terminal window - dialed directly into the university’s unix server. Can’t remember which version of unix it was, though.
It was probably the default editor for tin, the usenet client I was using. At least pine used pico as its editor which was a bit more friendly.
