I like both, but I still absolutely love two features of vi: - hjkl movement keys (which depends on multi modes) - . (dot) to repeat the last command But hon

I like both, but I still absolutely love two features of vi: - hjkl movement keys (which depends on multi modes) - . (dot) to repeat the last command But honestly, there are so many fantastically useful features of vi that it's hard to give up. I learned Emacs because of Clojure, and I got reasonably proficient with it. Thanks to Emacs, I now am much more efficient in editor boxes and terminals because of ctrl-p and other movement keys, as well as jump to begin/end of line, etc. But vi is preinstalled in more places (even if it's a weak minimal installation), so it will get used rather than me installing emacs on some system I only need to be on for five minutes. Vi also seems more performant. I haven't attempted to measure, but it sure feels like it has lower latency than Emacs.