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I did not start regularly using vim until about 6-8 years into my career. The switch came naturally as a result of working more heavily in shell environments. I

I did not start regularly using vim until about 6-8 years into my career. The switch came naturally as a result of working more heavily in shell environments. I still do most of my heavy coding in VScode.

LoganDark 3y ago
we use nano ! because its keybinds are faster for us : 3 and the legend means we can't forget !
- doubled112 3y ago
  > and the legend means we can't forget I am not sure what "the legend" is supposed to mean, but at least nano has the keyboard shortcuts displayed at the bottom so you can't forget those. Edit: Ahh yes, the other kind of legend. I was expecting some lore from the old days. I'm going to try some more coffee, but I suspect it won't help. Probably unsafe to drink it laughing at myself anyway.
  - LoganDark 3y ago
    > at least nano has the keyboard shortcuts displayed at the bottom so you can't forget those https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Map_layout#Legend https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Map_layout#Legend
  - ghostpepper 3y ago
    That's what a legend is. The term is widely used with maps.
  - Jtsummers 3y ago
    That is "the legend". It's a reference to maps which have (in the printed form) a legend displaying symbols and what they mean. Nano has that same concept in the form of displaying which keyboard shortcuts correspond to which behavior.