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I use vi mode in my shell all the time, and love it. It only took a day or so to get used to it. But then again, I am a die-hard vim user. What I'd really li
by gnosis 16y ago
I use vi mode in my shell all the time, and love it. It only took a day or so to get used to it. But then again, I am a die-hard vim user.
What I'd really like, though, would be a vim mode for the shell, not just a vi mode. Then I could use some of vim's more advanced features, which would make the mode even more useful.
- bronson 16y agoThere's always Conque.
- sixtofour 16y agoIf you've set -o vi, then when you're editing a command line: esc to get into command mode. v (just the letter v) will open the current command line in a vi or vim session (depending on your default editor). Now vim to your heart's content. :wq will get you out of the vi/vim session, and execute whatever you did in your vi/vim session.