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I think Vim guy uses c-[ not esc
by kokwak 10y ago
I think Vim guy uses c-[ not esc
- njharman 10y agoI use imap kk <ESC> Something so used needs to be on home row.
- mkrum 10y agoI just changed my caps lock key to escape. Life changing, highly recommend
- maloney 10y agoI remap caps lock to ctrl and in Vim I use "jk" for esc in insert mode. Caps lock to ctrl is crazy useful outside of Vim since every other application has some basic support for Emacs bindings.
- n0us 10y agoI use I use imap jj <ESC> Traitor.
- throw_away 10y agoSo no akka for you (or bookkeepers, knickknacks, or Hanukkah)?
- njharman 10y agoI have to pause, I think .5sec, to get second k.
- adtac 10y agoI use `jk` because you wouldn't need to worry about whether you're in normal mode or insert mode. Hitting `kk` or `jj` twice in normal mode will change your line position. But with `jk` I can blindly press them. Just a suggestion :)
- Touche 10y agoSome do, some don't. Never underestimate the power of defaults.
- foobarchu 10y agoctrl+[ is a default, it's just not the default that everyone talks about. Every vim tutorial will tell you to hit esc for command mode, none of them even mention that ctrl+[ is an option.