embrace.el VS system

https://github.com/paldepind/composable.el https://github.com/cute-jumper/embrace.el

For changing, deleting or adding Latex environments or other delimiters around text I use embrace instead of something like your change-env. With some customization to better support Latex it works pretty much like change-env, only it can't handle labels, and it's also useful generally for any kind of delimiter (punctuation, html tags etc) across Emacs.

- Embrace (the ``xah-insert`` family of commands are not powerful enough for parentheses editing imho, and most of them are extremely useless). I've managed to configure Embrace to behave almost exactly like XFK, just with a wider range of features.

You can try these packages. A bit outdated, but I hope it works: https://github.com/cute-jumper/embrace.el

https://github.com/cute-jumper/embrace.el This may be what you want. I like it a lot. It's very configurable, comes with a Hydra-like interface but you can also just use the commands in your own keymap, and has a lot of capabilities.

Here is a minimal vim config [1] that I use if I find myself wanting to use (neo)vim. My evil-mode config [2] in Emacs. Remapping `less` keys [3].

[0] https://github.com/willbush/system/tree/main/configs/keyboar...

You can also take ideas from my system repo (which also uses flakes). I talk a bit about it here: https://github.com/willbush/system#build-custom-iso

Yes, but I'm pretty out there since I have my own key-bindings for evil-mode to work better with the Colemak Mod-DHm keyboard layout. I go into it detail here if you're interested. I do talk about my usage pattern at the time, but it's probably changed somewhat since I wrote that. I favor keys like f/F to move horizontal (s/S for me actually but that doesn't matter) over h and l (m and i for me but in same position). I do use j and k (actually n and e) for small vertical movement.

Mine are pretty strange in that they are motivated vim functionality. I wrote about it in more depth here.