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> predictability... muscle memories A huge issue with this for me is that it is practically impossible to confine myself to the universe where only vim keybind
by Koshkin 5y ago
> predictability... muscle memories
A huge issue with this for me is that it is practically impossible to confine myself to the universe where only vim keybindings exist.
- mplanchard 5y agoI was always a heavy vim user, and I’ve had a good time switching to doom emacs: it seems easier to do more stuff outside of code editing in emacs, and I’ve got full vim keybindings in pretty much anything I can get emacs to do. I even have a browser plug-in that opens an emacs editing session for any text input on a page!
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- GregBuchholz 5y agoHere are some of the things I use to increase the range of programs for which I can use vi keybindings: * vscodevim extension for Vscode * "set -o vi" in Bash * Vim Vixen plugin for Firefox * you can use ctrl-alt-j in gdb. And that might (should?) work in other programs which use GNU Readline to get vi keybindings. The only thing I miss with the vi bindings in bash/readline is "ge/gE" from vim (move backwards to the end of the word).
- RMPR 5y ago> Vim Vixen plugin for Firefox These days, on Firefox, Tridactyl is the way to go for me.