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Can't say that I'm using Vim effectively, but at least the basic keys are fine. Basic movement keys are split into two hands. J / K (up & down) are still next
by iCarrot 5y ago
Can't say that I'm using Vim effectively, but at least the basic keys are fine.
Basic movement keys are split into two hands. J / K (up & down) are still next to each other and are operated with the left hand. H / L (left & right) are still close together and are operated with the right hand. It actually feels better to use and easier to remember than the one-row arrow cluster on QWERTY.
W / B (to next word & to previous word) are close together and are operated by the right hand. I actually use W B much more than H L and it feels great.
Y / P (copy & paste) are next to each other which is great.
Ctrl B / F (page up & down) are a bit counter intuitive because of the position (page up is below page down). Ctrl U / D (half page up & down) are fine.
A I O (various ways to enter insert mode) are clustered into left hand home row. S C R (various ways to replace text) are clustered into right hand.