Unironically yes, switch to nano. It is an excellent and vastly underestimated editor. (though admittedly, with a somewhat unfortunate default config, at least

Unironically yes, switch to nano. It is an excellent and vastly underestimated editor. (though admittedly, with a somewhat unfortunate default config, at least for modern environments) It has been my editor of choice over vim for many years now, and I'm super productive on it (though at this point, partly this stems from me having developed my own set of custom macros and helper utilities over the years).