I'm currently using Kak for system configuration, limited shell scripting, and soon, learning Zig. (I use evil emacs for all of my heavy duty coding (lisp mostl

I'm currently using Kak for system configuration, limited shell scripting, and soon, learning Zig. (I use evil emacs for all of my heavy duty coding (lisp mostly)) Kak is such an elegant form of modal editing compared to Vim & Emacs. Selection first paired with feedback & suggestions gives Kak a discoverability emacs & vim simply do not approach. This also means you can pick up and learn Kak in a fraction of the time you'll learn the others. I recommend finding or creating a purpose for Kak if you're interested in the tools you use and how they can be made better.