Comments by "p11" (@porky1118) on "Carmack Doesn't Like Vim | Prime Reacts" video.

20:36 I totally agree on that. There's no point in having multiple screens when you have workspaces. You will only watch at once screen at a time anyway. And having to switch where you watch is much more complicated than pressing a few buttons. Especially when you have different screen sizes and rotations and placement heights and resolutions and whatnot. And often I just use my one big TV screen (43 inch, 4K) for work. Bigger screens are not better than using multiple screens. Having more than two windows open at once still doesn't feel as good, even if the screen is bigger. Especially because the more windows there are, the more difficult it is to place them properly, especially in tiling WMs. But normally there's no good reason to have more than two open windows per workspace at once anyway. Either you work in a single window, or you compare contents of two different windows, or you copy/move something from one window into another, or one is the text editor and the other one the terminal.
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Part of why I don't like vim is becasue it uses specific keys to represent specific meta keys, which aren't even ordered in a useful way. Besides that, I already have most of my meta keys on a different layer of my standard keyboard position, like arrow keys, numpad, enter, backspace, etc. (I use neo layout). And when using a non querty or similar keyboard layout, keybindings don't make sense anymore anyway. Programs should be keyboard layout independant, if the positioning of the keys is more important than the symbol they represent in the current layout. And it's not that difficult. Just use the scancode, which your windowing library hopefully provide (winit does).
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