alt Hacker NewsHuh. I don’t use vi-mode for more than jumping to the beginning or end of a line, which I like a lot.
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void-star • last Thursday at 2:42 PM
It really shines for navigating history. <esc>/ searches history the same way as the editor search function
umanwizard • last Thursday at 2:53 PM
C-a and C-e are your friend.
I'm a vim user but in the shell I use Ctrl-a and Ctrl-e to get to the beginning and end. If I need more editing I use Ctrl-x Ctrl-e to hop into vim.