> b) don't know if they'd be that great for Vim-ers like me.
They are: I am addicted to vim, and I use bash/zsh in emacs mode, so having the consistency is incredible.
Also having cmd+C for the GUI and ctrl+C for the command line is awesome. This last feature is one of the few things that kills Linux for me (ended up hacking on GTK, which turns out to have both an undocumented setting and an obscure compile time constant somewhere that ends up not working. And no, remapping every single app shortcut is not an option — I tried).
They are: I am addicted to vim, and I use bash/zsh in emacs mode, so having the consistency is incredible.
Also having cmd+C for the GUI and ctrl+C for the command line is awesome. This last feature is one of the few things that kills Linux for me (ended up hacking on GTK, which turns out to have both an undocumented setting and an obscure compile time constant somewhere that ends up not working. And no, remapping every single app shortcut is not an option — I tried).