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You could try Spacemacs in that regard. You can use it with Vim key bindings, but get the customization offered by Emacs. I also suggest trying it in Holy mod
by didibus 8y ago
You could try Spacemacs in that regard.
You can use it with Vim key bindings, but get the customization offered by Emacs.
I also suggest trying it in Holy mode. What it does well is make commands mnemonic, more similar to Vim, but they just all start with M-m (Alt+m)
So you would do something like M-m b N to create a new buffer. Or M-m w / to split the frame in two windows horizontally.
This I find saves you to modal switch overhead, but maintain the simpler keystroke commands.
- partycoder 8y agoSpacemacs and Spacevim can be slower than a standalone IDE.