Do you sometimes let loose and use tree -C?
It was only intended to solve one of the problems, as the other 'problem' is exactly what removing the names would seek to address: a person's authority/history influencing the weight of their comments within a thread.…
^[ - Same as Esc (I prefer not reaching so far to Esc) W - move forward a Word B - move backward a Word
Nerd Tree is indeed a good one, and I'll add to this vimfs, which isn't a Vim plugin but rather a CLI file system browser with Vim bindings. I hardly ever actually browse my file system (zfs, grep, and locate do all of…
A decent intro; I'd add to the movement section these: g$ - move cursor to last displayed character of line Tx - move cursor backward and to the right of the first occurrence of x (reverse of tx) And get started with…
Everything should have Vim key bindings.
Do you sometimes let loose and use tree -C?
It was only intended to solve one of the problems, as the other 'problem' is exactly what removing the names would seek to address: a person's authority/history influencing the weight of their comments within a thread.…
^[ - Same as Esc (I prefer not reaching so far to Esc) W - move forward a Word B - move backward a Word
Nerd Tree is indeed a good one, and I'll add to this vimfs, which isn't a Vim plugin but rather a CLI file system browser with Vim bindings. I hardly ever actually browse my file system (zfs, grep, and locate do all of…
A decent intro; I'd add to the movement section these: g$ - move cursor to last displayed character of line Tx - move cursor backward and to the right of the first occurrence of x (reverse of tx) And get started with…
Everything should have Vim key bindings.