Once you have motivation, you will find your own path (but go slow!)
On Sat, Aug 25, 2018 at 11:33 AM meine <trialero@gmx.com> wrote:
> I suggest: learn how to switch to normal/insert mode. And that's all. When you're tired of something, or if you miss a feature, learn the solution.
excellent suggestion, and worked well for me learning Vim!
after the basics learnt from vimtutor, just start working with vim and
leave other editors to force yourself learning
you'll encounter situations where you ask yourself if there is a 'vim
solution' --- search for it and use it! (just use a browser and mouse,
be nice to yourself)
try to learn one, maybe two new vim commands a week
train your curiosity and skills eg. by cleaning up a pdf-to-text
converted file. this is a nice way to excersise find, substitute, funny
characters. take a file that you need to use for other purposes to get
some _drive_
//meine
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