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Yes but then you get used to jj (or jk) which might not be available on other vi modes (shells vi modes, gdb, glide browser ?) and it's overall quite nice to qu

Yes but then you get used to jj (or jk) which might not be available on other vi modes (shells vi modes, gdb, glide browser ?) and it's overall quite nice to quickly escape any situation by having the key be closer. Ctrl + [ would be acceptable if it wasn't, imo, the most important function of the editor. EDIT: My bad, you can do it with Glide apparently

tern 5mo ago
I've yet to come across something with vim bindings that lacks a .vimrc where you can map 'jk'. Either way, switching back to ESC is as annoying as it is in the first place.
- cassepipe 5mo ago
  Well I have given at least one example. Do you not use bash/zsh/fish/nushell vi modes ?
  - jeremyjh 5mo ago
    Do you not use web search to verify assumptions ?
    - cassepipe 5mo ago
      I should have. I don't why I assumed the line editors couldn't handle two keys in a row.
- mmahemoff 5mo ago
  Claude's vim bindings don't support ESC mapping, unfortunately for muscle memory. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/25306 https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/25306