A tool that requires me to add a lot of scripts to be sufficiently pleasant will eventually be replaced by one that doesn't. Examples:

- I moved on from Vim to other editors when I found that I spend too much time in my .vimrc, stealing productivity.
- I am still in the process of moving on from GNU Emacs to other editors as I found that I spend too much time in my .emacs, stealing productivity.
- I am evaluating shells like fish for interactive use because they work out of the box exactly like I want them to, without "oh-my-something" and/or a shitload of plug-ins. For a very similar reason, I have resorted to the PowerShell on Windows now. It just works.

Opposing Zawinski's Law, one application at a time. (Also, probably, contradicting myself. Life is a flux.)