It's not that bad, I just use other abbreviations. Vim allows me extensive remapping according to my habits. In addition, I can save the debugged configuration on GitHub, for example, and distribute it to all my computers.
Try use <Ctr-c> to exit insert mode without configuration.
<C-[>is impractical for me because I access[viaAlt-Gr. The<Ctrl-c>combination is more convenient for me.Yes it's true that is not practical for everyone ! It depends on your keyboard map. And sadly the vim keys are only optimized for the en_us layout.
It's not that bad, I just use other abbreviations. Vim allows me extensive remapping according to my habits. In addition, I can save the debugged configuration on GitHub, for example, and distribute it to all my computers.
Try use
<Ctr-c>to exit insert mode without configuration.It's an interesting shortcut, I'll try it ! thanks !
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<Alt-d>dor<Alt-k>,<Alt-x>, etc.I will see if I'll get to using the Alt key, since with i3, I am already using the Super and the Ctrl key in many programs.