Re: [BLUG] Kino uses vi movement keys

Also, Gmail uses vi keys, at least for going up and down the list of
e-mail j == down and k == up.

I don't know much else on Gmail except for o == open, # == delete, x
== checkbox, y == archive, r == reply, a == reply all and I don't know
whether they try to match stuff up with vi where possible.

It's much faster to use the keyboard shortcuts in Gmail than mousing
everywhere...as is typical of keyboard shortcuts...

Simón

On 9/16/07, Mark Krenz <mark@slugbug.org> wrote:
>
> One thing I forgot about and forgot to mention during my presentation
> is that Kino actually uses vi movement keys and commands for editing.
> So h and l take you back and forth frame by frame and stuff like Ctrl+j
> will split a scene at the current frame and Shift Ctrl j joins then back
> together. So this is another reason why Kino was related to vi and also
> a good reason to learn the vi keys.
>
>

http://www.kinodv.org/docbook/
>
> So if you wanted to, you could do almost all of your video editing
> with just your keyboard.
>
>

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oVeBIrJMPg
>
>
>
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