And this means that you can go between systems, not just editors. Before I learned vim bindings, using Linux was so punishing because I was used to using comman

And this means that you can go between systems, not just editors. Before I learned vim bindings, using Linux was so punishing because I was used to using command/ctrl/shift/arrow keys and whatnot to select words, navigate to the beginning and end of the line, etc. After I moved to vim bindings for all my editors, switching to Linux was so easy that it's now where I spend almost all of my time. However, if I do need to use a Mac, I no longer have to fight muscle memory (except for that infernal super key copy/paste).