> every editor worth its salt has an option to use vim keybindings Also a lot of inputs use Emacs binding or a subset of it: Bash and other shells, Cisco route

> every editor worth its salt has an option to use vim keybindings Also a lot of inputs use Emacs binding or a subset of it: Bash and other shells, Cisco routers, heck, even in Slack you can Crtl-a or Crtl-k.