â„–26639[Quote]
Start with normal vim. It makes no difference yet, you must learn the moves first. To learn the moves, disable arrow keys and make sure you're using qwerty.
Put this in ~/.vimrc:
```
noremap <Up> <Nop>
noremap <Down> <Nop>
noremap <Left> <Nop>
noremap <Right> <Nop>
```
â„–26653[Quote]
both suck and only is used by larpers.
use SASM
â„–26660[Quote]
It's good to edit files but it's not good for software development
â„–26674[Quote]
vim was created as a replacement for vi to try to compete with the features of emacs at the time, whereas neovim was created to replace vim to compete with the features of modern emacs.
â„–26711[Quote]
>>26637 (OP)Use vscode and enjoy bliss dont go down the rabbit hole
â„–26763[Quote]
Use Neovim, it has more plugins and supports Lua for plugin scripting
Also it's a lot less bloated, it's about a third of the code and size of Vim
â„–26765[Quote]
It's like vagina and neovagina
â„–26774[Quote]
>>26637 (OP)use neovim its the newer version, i just learned the basic keybinds and use it as my only editor