There is nothing much to say here but I really like the idea of how kakoune literally changed how editing works than usual vi-like or vim editors.
For now I will test how far I can go using this editor.
Actually, I noticed that I even forget sometimes that I am using kakoune until I hit a minor difference e.g
<s-W>instead of pressingvthenw
n.b. This is a written version of a dialogue from a YouTube video: 2 Language Creators vs 2 Idiots | The Standup Package managers (for programming languages) are evil1. To start, I need to make a few distinctions between concepts a lot of programmers mix u…
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