@jextxadore Maybe try Spacemacs? They have perfected marrying vi to emacs.
// @gtwilson
@gtwilson Sadly, yes. Plover is switching from it to Qt around now. I'm looking forward to seeing how much saner the GUI code is the next time I hack at it.
// @hybotics
@hybotics Tkinter comes with Python. Pysides/PyQt is full-featured and not so damn ugly. WxPython is ugly and painful, stay way. Toga looks good, but I haven't used it or anything in it yet: http://pybee.org/project/projects/libraries/toga/
@jextxadore Awk would be my first thought, because you have records (newline-separated) with fields (space-separated), and handling that is its specialty.
@peemee The character picker replaced it. Like on iOS, press e, get a pop-up with e, è, é, ê, etc. I think I have that disabled, but I don't really rely on key repeat for anything, so wouldn't have noticed.
@jextxadore There's a fun "learn vim" online game. And a good Vim Mastery book I'm still very early in but that has already taught me some small tricks. (I'd actually look the names of these up, but then Cappuccino will lose my focus on this post, and my draft reply.)
@gtwilson Interesting - the sideways face looks ideal for wearing on the underside of the wrist rather than on top.