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Also feels good to have vim bindings inside of emacs using evil (http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil).

• sea6ear 14y ago
  Oddly, I've found myself using vimacs (https://github.com/andrep/vimacs https://github.com/andrep/vimacs) to have emacs keybindings available with the quick startup / easy configurability of vim. I make no claim that emacs keybindings are superior to vim's native keybindings, but for whatever reason, I type more naturally using them at this point. (Which somewhat mystifies me, since for years I used vi/vim as a primary editor with it's normal keybindings.) I still think that vim keybindings are faster than Emacs for actually editing text, but the emacs keybindings feel more pleasant to me (unless I'm using something without a dedicated control key - like a phone or tablet).