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With a simmering case of emacs chord key induced RSI I recently tried to make the switch to vim. The big thing I missed was magit, vim's port left me wanting, a
by shermanmccoy 6y ago
With a simmering case of emacs chord key induced RSI I recently tried to make the switch to vim. The big thing I missed was magit, vim's port left me wanting, and the other tools just seemed like git cli embellishments. Just when I thought I was out, magit drew me back in.
Anyway, the screenshots from the OP make this project look like a very worthwhile undertaking. I can see why, perhaps frustratingly for the present project's author, this provoked a discussion on magit.
- JohnL4 6y agoOff topic, but have you transposed left Ctrl and caps lock? That saved me from real pain, not kidding.
- shermanmccoy 6y agoThanks for the suggestion I will give this a try. I currently have Esc + <some key> bound to some of my most common actions. For me the 80/20 rule seems to apply to emacs shortcut keys, so making just a couple of them easier has a big impact.
- beshrkayali 6y agoan alternative route (what i've been doing for the past 5 years or so) is to switch left Ctrl with left Alt. My emacs life was never the same after.