> You should probably stop lying to yourself I don't understand why you are so obsessed with the idea that me disagreeing with you means I haven't seen the lig

> You should probably stop lying to yourself I don't understand why you are so obsessed with the idea that me disagreeing with you means I haven't seen the light. It's a little weird, to be honest. There should be room for having different experiences, without that necessarily meaning the other person is wrong. > apparently it isn't just "one line in vimrc" That documentation includes info on how to customise the setup. As you should do, if you want to take full advantage of the plugin. Bottomline: this documentation is not equivalent to a single click in vscode. It's still a single line if you merely want to install the plugin. > The problem with keybindings on vscode is that it isn't necessary to learn them It's necessary if you want to be a power user. Your original argument was that anyone should be able to jump onto the next vscode with minimal effort. But this is clearly not the case if you want to be a power user. If you don't want to, that's fine. But your size doesn't fit all.