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r1w1s1 »
@r1w1s1@snac.bsd.cafe

I’ve been exploring a more minimalist approach in my tools lately, and part of that includes trying to use nvi more often instead of Vim. To make the transition easier (for myself and anyone else interested), I put together a simple nvi quick reference:

https://4c6e.xyz/nvi.html

It’s not meant to be exhaustive, just a practical guide to help get things done with a lighter touch.


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    r1w1s1 »
    @r1w1s1@snac.bsd.cafe

    I forgot to mention yesterday—I made a quick reference for nvi.
    It's simpler than Vim, which is what I use most of the time now.
    https://4c6e.xyz/nvi.html


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      Zef Hemel »
      @zef@hachyderm.io

      Ok. Day one of using @silverbulletmd in mode lead to already fixing some ugly UI glitches. Now thinking how to expand APIs to define Vim commands, bindings and other things. Also a reason to dive a bit deeper into @neovim which leans heavily on Lua. Also an interesting source of inspiration for Lua API design potentially.

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        Marek S. Ł. »
        @marek@m5l.eu

        If you're not deeply entrenched in motions, may I recommend you try editor? It's what I use for @silverbulletmd@fosstodon.org since last year, there's config in repo.

        Although familiarity with usual vim still comes in handy on the school computer 😅

          Zef Hemel »
          @zef@hachyderm.io

          Oddly tempted to try to switch to (realistically @neovim ) again for code editing. And switching on vim mode in @silverbulletmd

          Trigger: the realization that anything not purely open source (like VS Code) eventually