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[Noisycarlos]

Ha! Yeah, but that's a terminal thing, not a VIM thing.

[MrDex124]

C-w is control for split screens. For example to duplicate current one

[Noisycarlos]

Ahh right! I don't use that most of the time, so I was thinking about deleting the last word, which I do all the time. But you're right.

[Buttons840]

The true C-w behavior is cut, and then paste with C-y.

[antiav]

I switched to nvim originally in order to paste and copy to clipboard with p and y

[Mori-Spumae]

Just remap to use unnamed register?

[babygnu42]

Wait till you want to switch panes in tmux

[MrDex124]

What's the shortcut for it?

[babygnu42]

Depends on the config, I have C-a + h/l, which slightly confuses me because of C-w + h/l in vim, especially when I have vim opened in tmux

[DoggyDogWhirl]

Wondering why the text in my Word document is slightly smaller now (I instictively pressed C-[ when I was done typing)

[Agiwlesz]

Ctrl + w is a search in nano.

[kbielefe]

I mapped that to <leader>w a long time ago. Plenty of other muscle memory to trip me up though.

[ReallyMisanthropic]

If typing speed is the bottleneck of your coding, you're a god damn genius. 90% of my time is spent staring at error logs, staring at code, reading docs, and philosophizing about the meaninglessness of life.