Exactly, I really like the ideas, it seems to be 'vim, done rationally', but the vim muscle memory is just too ingrained, and I have quite a few custom keys bou

Exactly, I really like the ideas, it seems to be 'vim, done rationally', but the vim muscle memory is just too ingrained, and I have quite a few custom keys bound for things like kicking off a test run, adding 'focus' flags to a current test etc, and then multi windows/panes, and plugins like nerd-tree, git tools like fugitive, gitgutter, etc, etc Playing with it for a while did prompt me to look into and adopt vim visual mode, which I've never really used (was it even present if vi on ttys?). It's a step closer to the more rational (to me) 'selection, action' ordering.