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> Once your fingers have learned to speak Vim, they don't want to speak anything else! My experience is that this definitely isn't true. Not only have I happi
by JdeBP 4y ago
> Once your fingers have learned to speak Vim, they don't want to speak anything else!
My experience is that this definitely isn't true. Not only have I happily used all sorts of text editors in my life; I use emacs keybindings in Unix shells.
> Search in your browser with ctrl/cmd + f.
The irony is not lost that this doesn't say to search in my browser using slash. (-:
The page is also unconsciously right that it should be talking about VIM, not vi. VIM happily recognizes the [Insert] key on my keyboard. Original Joy vi would not have. Even today, nvi ends up swapping the case of a character when I press the [Insert] key in one terminal emulator.