Reading this and warp.dev's site [0], here's some stuff about Bash (and maybe other shells like ksh) people might find useful: It has a "vi command mode" you c

Reading this and warp.dev's site [0], here's some stuff about Bash (and maybe other shells like ksh) people might find useful: It has a "vi command mode" you can activate with `set -o vi`. It works exactly like you'd dream. You can search your history with Ctrl-r. It's not "fuzzy" search, but it is "anywhere in the command" search Vim's (and Neovim's) terminal let you manage the it like any other readonly buffer. You leave insert mode and you can jump around, copy, etc. as much as you like. I bounced around for literally years between terminals, multiplexers, window managers, etc. Now I have `set -o vi` in my .bashrc and MacVim is my terminal (a close second is Vim in Kitty if you're on a Mac). I've had zero bugs with this setup, and make all my money this way. I'm also super productive, which is fortunate as I (clearly) spend way too much time on HN haha. [0]: https://www.warp.dev/ https://www.warp.dev/