I almost feel like this a somewhat pointless feature. It’s almost easier to just learn the default ones as opposed to adding “-modernbindings” or creating an “enano” variant/copy.

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Read the Article. Modern like what most Graphical Editors Ship.

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So “some other bastard system” it is, then.

That’s a shame; a GNU project should be consistently GNU-like (i.e. adopt Emacs key bindings).

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There’s already Emacs, Vim, Kakoune, etc for that. Nano is supposed to be the system default for non-advanced users.

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There are now 15 standards

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If Emacs keybindings are good enough to be the system default for Mac users, they should be good enough for anybody.

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There should be no such thing as non-advanced users.

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I like all editors to have as many diverse sets of keybindings as possible. Sadly most apps don’t, which is a main reason why I never bothered to properly learn emacs bindings, as I wouldn’t be able to use them anywhere else.

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