Haha!
Interesting comment. I did try it for about 20 minutes but the sheer
effort involved with stopping the decade-reinforced, Tourette-like
hand spasms (":", ":wq" and so on) made this much more tricky for me.
In the end I printed out a couple of Emacs cheat sheets and pinned
them up next to monitors.... That and a few weeks of _only_ Emacs and
I was OK.
Another interesting element of the whole experience was migrating from
Ruby to using Python exclusively at the same time...
It was an interesting few weeks!
I have to be honest, I now wish I'd given Emacs more of a chance years ago.
Next the aim is to see how much of all my other tools I can replace
with Emacs (already using Gnus, org-mode etc).
SM
2009/7/15 Giovanni Ridolfi <address@hidden>:
>
> -- Mar 14/7/09, Simon Mullis <address@hidden> ha scritto:
>>
>> (a 10+ year Vi/Vim veteran who turned to the light a few
>> months ago...)
>>
>
> with Viper, I suppose ;-)
>
> see also:
> http://upsilon.cc/~zack/tags/emacs/
>
> cheers,
> Giovanni
>
>
>
>
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Simon Mullis
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