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More tips: If you inoremap jk to ^[ (esc), and kj to ^[ as well, you can just roll jk or kj keys to escape back to command mode. No more reaching for the esc
by blunte 8y ago
More tips:
If you inoremap jk to ^[ (esc), and kj to ^[ as well, you can just roll jk or kj keys to escape back to command mode. No more reaching for the esc key.
- sagartewari01 8y agoOr swap caps lock and escape. How many times did you reach for caps lock during the last year?
- blunte 8y agoI prefer CTRL to be where caps lock was. I use CTRL very often, especially since (on macOS and Linux) many text fields use readline, which means you get Emacs ctrl- movement keys. Almost the only time I use ESC is in Vim, and ctrl-[ or ideally the jk/kj->ESC mapping is really nice for me. Now that I go the jk/kj esc mapped for .ideavimrc, I'm super psyched.