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I agree that you can't just use all the old keys otherwise you'll never learn. But what I am looking for is kind of a translation guide from ST to Vim. For Vim
by icc97 9y ago
I agree that you can't just use all the old keys otherwise you'll never learn. But what I am looking for is kind of a translation guide from ST to Vim.
For Vim learners I really think that GVim is a great tool because eg it doesn't do bad things when hit some keys you're used to with muscle memory such as copy/paste and Ctrl+arrow.
It has dropdown menus with the commands on so you can learn from them.
Once you're comfortable in GVim it's easy to switch to regular Vim.
Plus I use it on Windows as handles fonts and syntax highlighting better.