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I use xmonad as a tiling wm, which I guess is quite similar to i3, but what I mean is that you can control all apps with vim like experience a la vimium. For ex
by mpaepper 3y ago
I use xmonad as a tiling wm, which I guess is quite similar to i3, but what I mean is that you can control all apps with vim like experience a la vimium.
For example controlling gimp with vim key bindings.
Does i3wm support that?
It sounds like this app for windows does that.
- broscillator 3y agoPrograms that highly rely on their GUI are probably not the best for vim-like binds, imo they're the exception. And even if you did want that, you'd need a whole reimplementation from the program itself, to include modes.