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If people want to replace vim, they should not change the keybindings.
by buf 4y ago
If people want to replace vim, they should not change the keybindings.
- exDM69 4y agoThey not only change the keybindings, they change the editor paradigm from a verb-noun model (dw = delete word) to a noun-verb (wd = select word, then delete) model. Multiple cursors also have an effect. It's pretty close to vim keybindings, but the paradigm change makes it incompatible with 1:1 keybindings. That said, coming from 15+ years of Vim, I was felt pretty much immediately at home with Kakoune, and dropped right in to Helix with comfort.
- dm319 4y agoWhat do you think about beginning of line and end of line movements? Is it really home/end? Seems like a common movement to assign to far-away keys?
- kybernetikos 4y agogh beginning of line gl end of line Both key presses are home row, and as soon as you press the 'g', you get a little pop up telling you about them.