the problem with packs... there is so much stuff to ingest, most of the stuff goes unused.
learn to use default vim first. then start adding aliases and macros as need to speed up things.
most of the plugins mentioned are useless to me. default vim is super powerful as it is.
why try to fix problems that aren't there? the beauty of vim is the unique way each user approaches it. every time i sit next to a vimmer i'm like 'how the hell did you do that!" same thing that happens when vimmers watch me code. ive been using vim for 6+ years now, i still haven't even got close to using 10% of it, and i daily use around 50 or so key commands.
learn to use default vim first. then start adding aliases and macros as need to speed up things.
most of the plugins mentioned are useless to me. default vim is super powerful as it is.
why try to fix problems that aren't there? the beauty of vim is the unique way each user approaches it. every time i sit next to a vimmer i'm like 'how the hell did you do that!" same thing that happens when vimmers watch me code. ive been using vim for 6+ years now, i still haven't even got close to using 10% of it, and i daily use around 50 or so key commands.