> That's a surprising sentence to read, as someone who's also used to vim Well, I feel modal editing is "comfortable", as in easy on the fingers. But overall,

> That's a surprising sentence to read, as someone who's also used to vim Well, I feel modal editing is "comfortable", as in easy on the fingers. But overall, I'm also quite fluent with the mac os shortcuts. Maybe it's just a matter of learning the few things I don't know how to do without vim and I'd be equally happy. The added bonus would be to have a simplified set up that would work in every contexts where vim isn't available. That being said, it's not something I want to do actively as I'm happy with my set up, but just wondering if the benefit is real.