In case you need to use more vim in your life: that's not actually a conf issue, it's just how the 'i'-key behaves. You can use 'a' to open insert mode after th

In case you need to use more vim in your life: that's not actually a conf issue, it's just how the 'i'-key behaves. You can use 'a' to open insert mode after the current character, or to more directly get the effect you want, 'o' to create a new line after the current and put yourself in insert mode.