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title: "The Worst Part of Emacs After 3 Weeks"
categories:
- blog
abstract: old habbits die hard
date: 2023-02-03T21:23:05+01:00
year: 2023
draft: false
tags:
- Emacs
- Vim
---
As you may already know, I am slowly moving from Vim to Emacs. I am that guy, "btw I use emacs." So far, it has been great. The editor is solid, and the ecosystem is impressive. I can handle email and IRC from Emacs! That's the stuff.
But old habits die hard. Since I want to use Emacs in most Emacs-y of ways, I won't use Vim key bindings. And this causes frustration. There are two conflicting ones that drive extra me crazy.
In Vim, as we all know, `k` goes a line down. In Emacs, that's `C-n` (where C stands for Control). However, my mind wants to use `k`, so every few minutes, I press `C-k`, which deletes the rest of the line (the equivalent of `D` in Vim).
Every
few
minutes
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