oil.nvim

able to toggle the previewer. I missed being able to hit Esc and move around the picker input box with Vim motions) Might be misunderstanding "splits I can manage with the keyboard", but (Neo)vim is pretty configurable here! I actually just use the default keybindings of e.g. - `C-w` then HJKL to move - `C-w C-v` to open a side-by-side (vertical) split - `C-w C-q` to close the current split - `C-w C-o` to close other splits (make current split the only one) - `[NUMBER] C-w C-w` to jump to the [NUMBER]th split. - `C-w o` to jump back to the last split you were at [0] https://github.com/wilkystyle/nvim [1] https://www.nerdfonts.com/ [2] https://gist.github.com/davidteren/898f2dcccd42d9f8680ec69a3... [3] https://github.com/wilkystyle/nvim/blob/db16245731dea45f0c58... [4] https://github.com/stevearc/oil.nvim [5] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-r1mMg-yVZE

le: look at your email program. Perhaps you have a folder open with 100 emails. Now, imagine that each email is nothing more than a line of text. So, you have a document with 100 lines of text. In Aerc, I can simply jump to the first line (the first email) with `gg`. And with `G`, I can jump to the last email. With `ff`, I filter all emails that have the same sender. With `fs`, all that have the same subject. With `V`, I mark an email, and with `X` or `dd`, I can delete the email. Before that, I can mark all the emails I filtered with `G`. If I don't want to delete them but move them instead, I just press `pf` and enter the first letters of the desired folder where I want to move my emails. I can also set certain folders where I often move emails as shortcuts. For example, `pb` to move emails to the "Brain" folder. Have a look at my simple config: https://github.com/rafo/aerc-vim/blob/main/binds.conf Once understood, everything becomes incredibly fast. Tip: try surfingkeys in your browser.