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What Vim, and a lot of other programs, really need is a single plastic-covered card which tells you how to use the program. You can squeeze a summary of calculus on one such card. Is it too much to ask for software?

(I really, really want that for Blender. The Blender hotkey document is 9 pages and years out of date.)




You could try this:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=vim+cheatsheet&t=ffab&ia=cheatshee...

There are similar pages for various programs, including blender it seems: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=blender+cheatsheet&t=ffab&ia=cheat...



This was always my favorite vim cheatsheet when learning: http://vimcheatsheet.com/




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