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Here is my only remapping: map Q <nop> Whenever I use vim without my config I wind up hitting Q and entering ex mode and wishing I had my config. I've used vi
by zests 6y ago
Here is my only remapping: map Q <nop>
Whenever I use vim without my config I wind up hitting Q and entering ex mode and wishing I had my config.
I've used vim on and off for at least 6 years and have never installed a plugin. Vim is great for quick edits, arranging text in temporary files (control x + control e in the terminal, quit without saving), moving chunks of code around, running macros. Its also great to use the keybindings in your favorite electron IDE.
I'm just not a "plugins" person. I've been trying to set up a python environment in emacs for a while and it hasn't been fun. Its an iterative process of installing a few plugins, getting something buggy and slow to use, and eventually getting fed up and restarting from a minimal config file.
Emacs has been amazing for magit alone, I just wish I was good enough at it to use it for more things.
Vim? Its my barebones text mover that has keybindings in countless apps. That's all it needs to be.
- Kaze404 6y agoHave you tried using Doom Emacs? The process of installing everything you need for a particular language only involves uncommenting a line on your config and running "doom sync". It's really good.
- zests 6y agoI haven't tried Doom/Spacemacs yet. The same thing that keeps me from installing vim plugins probably keeps me from installing large "frameworks" for emacs. Doom does seem relatively lightweight and I'll give it a try at some point this weekend.