How can I get good at Vim?
>>106498490:q!sudo apt install emacs-lucid
:q!sudo apt install emacs-lucid
perhaps your unreadable cheat sheet is the problem
>>106498490forget about that confusing picrel.just use it a bunch.learn how to do these and you cover 80% of what you do:find and replace (substitute)block insertand all the other basic functionalities.also, try vimdiff
>>106498490literally just use ithjklyy to yank a linep to paste the line below current lineP to paste the line above current lineo to start a new line below current lineO to start a new line above current lineshift+v to enable line-select mode> and < to indent/unindent (use alone for current line, or combine with line-select mode to indent/deindent selected lines). to replay last actionctrl+v to enter block-select mode. combine with x to delete a block-selection of characters0 to go to beginning of line$ to go to end of linei to enter insert modea to enter insert mode after current characterdd to delete current lineu to undos to substitutectrrl+v with I to to mass insert (like multiple cursors kind of)that's all off the top of my head. use basics. after comfortable with basics, consult your chart again and pick a few more actions to learn. rinse and repeat.definitely learn the macro system and use . to repeat actions. these are very useful.
>>106498511fpbp
>>106498490just force yourself to use it for stuff and you'll learn, that's how I got goodthere's literally a :help command (you can open in a new tab with :tab help) that will tell you what more or less any command or action does
>>106498490Run vimtutor to get the hang of the basicsThen just use it.
Use IntelliJ instead.
>>106498490have you tried just using it
It's a waste of time.