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That just means that you don't know the hotkeys, does it? It does not suggest that Emacs or Vim is objectively better.
by beza1e1 15y ago
That just means that you don't know the hotkeys, does it? It does not suggest that Emacs or Vim is objectively better.
- chalst 15y agoNo, I think he meant not internalising the proper use of vi's composed count-movement-edit commands and ex commands.
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- gchpaco 15y agoThe conventional end-of-line hotkey for Windows applications is the End key, which on a fairly traditional keyboard like the one I am typing this on requires that my right hand move several inches to the right and find that key on the island; I can't touch type this effectively and it compares poorly to C-e or even $ (itself not especially a convenient operation). Gnome and the Mac don't have this problem because both of them largely retain the simpler Emacs style keystrokes; Firefox does have this problem (at least here) and it pisses me off every time.