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created: 2024-11-13
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updated: 2024-11-16
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- Update
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slug: learning-neovim
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# Learning :simple-vim:{ .vim } Vim
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I'm writing at the same speed and quantity I've always had. Increasingly, however, I find myself manipulating texts much more frequently. Copying, deleting, moving, and formatting texts with the mouse is slowing me down at best and distracting my train of thoughts at worse.
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So now I'm set on learning and using :simple-vim:{ .vim } Vim for better (keyboard) efficiency!
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It's worth noting that :simple-vim:{ .vim } Vim motion itself is not limited to :simple-vim:{ .vim } (Neo)Vim the editor. And I'm only interested in the former.
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I'm using { .twemoji } Neovim extension for VSCode. Notably, the extension is not Vim emulation for VSCode. It instead embeds an instance of NeoVim inside VSCode.
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