To be fair, I use arrow keys and I’ve been using vim for years. I happen to use Dvorak, so hjkl is… inconvenient (jk are where cv are on qwerty, h is where j is, and l is where p is). I could remap, but I’m used to other shortcuts.
I almost never use hl, but I use jk periodically. I just happen to use other movements more.
a pro vim user watching a vim noob using arrow keys.
To be fair, I use arrow keys and I’ve been using vim for years. I happen to use Dvorak, so hjkl is… inconvenient (jk are where cv are on qwerty, h is where j is, and l is where p is). I could remap, but I’m used to other shortcuts.
I almost never use hl, but I use jk periodically. I just happen to use other movements more.
/:wqa!and then reopening the editor instead of just using:wxrepeatedlyiand then the right arrow key until they’re at the end of a lineI’ve heard some people even use
:wqover:xCompositions don’t bother me. Repititions do
….I’ve been using :wq for years…
What? No “Esc. Shift+ZZ” ?
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That sounds like emacs-user talk. We don’t take kindly to you folks around these parts…
It’s straight up vi, bro.
Repent! Imagine all of the wasted productivity! Ahhhhhhhhh
The first time I ever touched Double Ds was in vim.
It’s all fun and games until someone does
ddOinstead of usingS;(STOP! You’re scaring the children!
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