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years ago, i see a report that there is an image processor just using vim like keybinding i am a vim user and i like this style so i want to use it if there is,tell me the name or give me a link if there is not,i want to make it myself,but could someone show me a simple demo by using vim keybinding

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Not that I know of. If you want a demo of keybinding that has been implemented in a non-vim environment, take a look at vimperator plugin for Firefox. It brings vim-like keybinding to Firefox.

Vivin Paliath
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On Windows, you can use AutoHotkey to remap the application's native key events to your own Vim-style bindings. For example, when I have Excel open, I can navigate around cells using my standard directional letter keys, by remapping them to behave like arrow keys; then when I need to edit a cell, I press i, as with Vim (i is remapped to F2).

You can remap complex key combinations to simpler ones for a Vim-like feel. For example, if your image processor of choice deletes something with Ctrl+d and Undo is Ctrl+z, you can remap this so that delete is just x or d or both, and remap undo to just u.

Jay
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On what platform? For X there's feh or xzgv, for the Linux console there's fbi.

This may help

profjim