After reading up on vim, I ended up at emacs now and I like the emacs style because it works with ctrl and meta keys which feels familar to me. I may learn emacs now.
Your example makes completely sense, yet I've never felt that the standard way was slow in the first place. I could see my workflow improving, but I guess I just want to have extra special commands. Thank you!
That is some very useful commands, thx! But I don't think I'll be using it often and hence I'll lose the skill. I know ctrl+vxs or f etc because I use them very often. Anything that I don't use is forgotten even if I'd use vim
If I understand you correctly, I can write more efficiently because I can move to the next paragraph or sentence which I can't with normal keybindings. Or special commands where I delete everything within "". I understand the appeal of special moves but why not simply creating a Ctrl, Meta or alt command for that?
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How can you be more productive in vim compared to nano?
Serious question.
I haven't ever seen anything useful on twitter except funny tweets from musk
Edit: I'm an idiot. I was thinking about a thermometer
Just install the new app, and add the repos. Uninstall or disable or whatever the old app once you see that it works without issues.
You could have multiple apps installed at the same time. It's of no use but you could.
And as you said, osmand for hiking and biking and adding a poi here and there. Thanks for using osm 👍🏼
To be fair, it looks simple compared to really difficult stuff