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Moving to linux at home has me using the command line more.
(piefed.social)
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I doubt im going to start using vim again but it could happen. never really got into emacs but have sorta went back and forth with vim and nano at the command line. Its a bit of a pain remembering things but ill admit when you do you can do things quickly. I sorta felt the same about command line. Previous to this I was only dropping down when I had to but this was the first in awhile were I used it preferentially over the gui alternative so who knows.
I find kakoune scheme better than vim, and helix got a better default package of it. (Basically it reverse Vim's action noun, into selection action. So that you may have multi-cursors, and see your selection before deleting it).
The downside is that GUI program may propose a VIM mode, but not (yet?) an kak/hx mode. Sad because to me it looks much more like a GUI does things.