I'm one of the really blasphemous vi nuts who uses both Dvorak and the arrow keys for movement. I keep a very minimal vimrc, and I don't use or remap the stand

I'm one of the really blasphemous vi nuts who uses both Dvorak and the arrow keys for movement. I keep a very minimal vimrc, and I don't use or remap the standard hjkl keys. But that means I can also seamlessy switch between multiple IDE's with vi-compatible modes, and have zero problems using vi/vim on machines that don't yet have my vimrc set up. I feel that it gives me a superior editor with a superior keyboard layout, and the flexibility to use some of the best tools for the job. For the record, I use a "Tenkeyless" [1] quality keyboard, and depending on what languages I'm working on, I use: - vi/vim for editing one-off files or small, isolated projects - Sublime Text 2 with vintage mode for Python or PHP projects - Eclipse with Vrapper for Java/Android projects - Visual Studio with the OP's ViEmu plugin for C#/Xna projects I'm pretty freakin' happy with my setup. 1: http://elitekeyboards.com/products.php?sub=leopold,tenkeyless&pid=fc200rtabn http://elitekeyboards.com/products.php?sub=leopold,tenkeyles...