Hide settings panel. Hopefully more appearance options in the future! For now, this is it. Run these commands with different values and stuff will change.

:set displaylines=200

:writeoutput off

:colorscheme default (default, minimal, winter, hicon)

Hide instruction panel.
Here is the instruction panel.
Hide commands panel. Commands in red are on the way, but probably not implemented yet.
j Move down dd Delete line :w Write file i INSERT /pattern Search
k Move up x Delete char :wq Write and quit a INSERT (after) n Next occurrence
h Move left yy Yank line (copy) :q! Quit without write <ESC> NORMAL N Prev. occurrence
l Move right p Paste line below :o Open . Repeat
u Undo
Hide commands panel. Commands in red are on the way, but probably not implemented yet.
H Top visible line w Next word dw Delete word V VISUAL LINE
L Bottom visible line b Prev. word D Delete to end R REPLACE
} Next p-graph 0 Start of line d} Delete next p-graph I INSERT (at beginning)
{ Prev. p-graph $ End of line d{ Delete previous p-graph A INSERT (at end)
gg Very top gqj Format line dgg Delete to top s Delete char + INSERT
G Very bottom gq} Format p-graph dG Delete to bottom S Erase + INSERT
~ Toggle case gqG Format to end cw dw + INSERT r[char] Replace single
m[x] Mark pos. as x 'x Goto pos. x C D + INSERT :%s/old/new/gc Search and replace
Hide. For the record, I hate this thing. It was fun when I started but now I've learned enough about front-end development to know that the code is absolute crap. There's no organization and no framework, just a bunch of brute-force logic thrown into a giant JavaScript file. There's no build process, no tests, and I'm using PHP! Several months ago I basically began anew, using BackboneJS and trying to incorporate best practices along the way. It's decent, but there's a long way to go, and as much as I'd like to finish this and be done, I find it harder and harder to justify putting time towards this pet project that has no goal, no product, and no way of making money. If you're interested in seeing what the work in progress looks like, head over to dev.knowvim.com, which is running the code available at github.com/ahw/knowvim.

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