Dukk

You could also just make your own font, if you felt like it.

If anyone could help with the Latte port, it would be much appreciated.

Would be cool :/

change - c key. Things like ciw, which `iw` selects the word and `c` changes it. `ctrl+c`, which puts you back into `insert` mode `>>` to indent

Those are just the ones I noticed within 5 minutes of opening the editor.

In addition to @dakata1337 : `cit` will change in tag. Also, suggesting vim-surround functionality: `ysw”` will surround the word with quotes. `ys`, then motion, then tag.

Technically a plugin, but infinitely useful: surround `cs({` replaces turns `(this)` to `{this}` `ds{` removes surround (`{this}` to `this`) then `ys`, and then a motion, and then a character surrounds...

Both Helix and Kakoune have *great* object-verb settings. I believe we don’t need *both*, and that sticking with Helix-style editing is better for the long run, as it’s documented pretty...

Which is important! Kind of like how VS Code has a Neovim extensions with embedded Neovim, you could have an embedded Kakoune. This is *much* more effective than just emulating...

OH DAMN. WE DID IT.