what do you mean? would you like to learn Vi keybindings and tricks?

Emacs as it turned out supports many (but not all) of course features of Vim

good ways of learning Vim keybindings include: - playing Vim-adventures - using vimtutor (Spacemacs includes it, but it's not very good IMO), so you should probably use the one included in Vim - if you have android phone - I'd recommend trying app called "Vim master", it's good way to learn Vim motions

Vim master includes some quite esoteric ways to edit text. Some of them would raise questions (is this really an effective way to do things)

I see. I am at the point where I am regularly discovering new things and use vim keybindings all the time. I just want to keep going and feel 100% confident that I’ve gotten all or almost all vim keybinding useful knowledge under my belt

I haven’t played all of vim-adventures, would you recommend it?

spacemacs is thankfully more discoverable in this way than real vim is

so if you type di and then wait, which-key will come up with all of your possibilities, which vim doesn't really provide outside of an esoteric help section

that’s a great point @U050AFD41 I guess I just gotta keep doing stuff like that

> so if you type di and then wait set dotspacemacs-which-key-delay to 0... so you don't have to wait 😉

lol I actually have it higher cause I think it's annoying

it is very helpful though

interesting... I was always annoyed by the delay because it makes me feel slow. I'm gonna give it a try with a higher value, see if that's better

yeah I’m definitely going to set that to 0