Or you can can just appreciate that you get to use one of the best input models only while you're coding, and settle for regular inputs the rest of the time. I

Or you can can just appreciate that you get to use one of the best input models only while you're coding, and settle for regular inputs the rest of the time. It's not like you'll forget how to use the arrow keys after learning Vim. I don't know if I'd call Vim overly-opinionated. It's a legitimately incredible way to work with text.