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> (Oddly, the author seems to use vim as an editor but emacs editing mode rather than vi editing mode in the shell.) I do the same. I gave vim bindings a try i
by jmholla 3y ago
> (Oddly, the author seems to use vim as an editor but emacs editing mode rather than vi editing mode in the shell.)
I do the same. I gave vim bindings a try in my shell, but I just couldn't get the hang of it. I think vim excels when you are editing multiple lines. And, I can always get to vim to edit the commands if things are getting nuts with Ctrl+X Ctrl+E.
- mangamadaiyan 3y agoFunnily, these days the first thing I do when I start typing at someone else's terminal is "set -o vi". I cannot function effectively without Vi mode in my shell :)