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You may find someone who has one, but I just did the ones I found myself missing as I encountered them.
I tried someone's all-in-one
.vimrc
, but it broke too many community recipes while rebinding a bunch of shortcuts that weren't in my muscle memory anyway.I kept adjusting my
.vimrc
as my muscle memory transitioned. So having less to fiddle also made it easier for me to keep my.vimrc
tuned to my muscle memory.For example, I was using
/
instead ofCtrl+F
because I liked it better within a month or two.