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I hope they change the binary name since "jj" is a common <ESC> binding for vim users :)

• vitiral 3y ago
  Are you using vim to run shell commands?
  • bvrmn 3y ago
    bash has builtin support for vi-style navigation. It's kinda convenient to use same keys to edit shell command string.
    • allan_s 3y ago
      Also you can (at least in zsh) hit a shortcut to open the current line in $EDITOR when your one liner starts to get a bit long
• PufPufPuf 3y ago
  In what context would that collide?
  • ftigis 3y ago
    neovim and vim (since v8.1) come with a terminal mode, and the default key combinations to get out of terminal mode is a little cumbersome (<C-\><C-n>). It's not unthinkable that if someone already maps jj to get out insert mode that they would do the same for terminal mode.
• vulcan01 3y ago
  A shell alias can fix this.
• allan_s 3y ago
  You just type it slowly so that the waiting time for command expires