vim key bindings in bash

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Add in .bashrc below, then refresh session

```
set -o vi
bind '"jk":"\e"', do only if in control of all systems, stick with ESC for consistency
```

It defaults to insert mode, ESC/jk to go command mode.

## Benefits

- jk binding is easier than ESC key
- vim navigation is closer to natural position of fingers than the arrow keys
- dw to delete current word
- b go back one word, 2b for two words
- w forward a work, 2w for 2
- d$ deletes from cursor to end
- d0 deletes from current to start of the line
- i for insert mode

## Extras

To for ssh connections to go vi edit mode, use shortcut below in your aliases

function s() {
  ssh -t $@ 'bash -o vi' 
}