> If you're worried about having to relearn Vim commands, it's not a big deal. You're not remembering the key positions but the mnemonics, so "dta" means "delet

> If you're worried about having to relearn Vim commands, it's not a big deal. You're not remembering the key positions but the mnemonics, so "dta" means "delete to a" not some key positions. You'll be fine. Oh man, this was so difficult for me with a split ortho keyboard. I realized that most of my bindings now i don't actually "know". It's 100% muscle memory. I had to keep a keyboard handy to "do the thing i want on the unplugged keyboard" to see what the bind was. Kinda mind blowing to me hah.