> Again, if you include learning the keybindings, which for some reason you refuse to, you'd find it within yourself that you would disagree with your initial statement.

This is such a presumptuous and arrogant statement to make.

Not only do I include learning the key-bindings, I also am thinking of customising your own key-bindings. But simply learning the default key-bindings should not take you 2 months. Even if it doesn't click for you, I am convinced you could learn this faster.

And besides, vscode also has a ton of key-bindings. That's one of the very reasons why I haven't gone full in on vscode. Your 2 months to learn vim key-bindings should also take 2 months in vscode, if you approach it with the same efficiency. The way you respond here, I'm starting to think you'd already made up your mind to dislike vim before you tried it.

> I still disagree as GUIs makes configurations a lot simpler, and as plugins are just a click away.

And each plugin also comes with key-bindings and customisability. If you simply install a plugin and leave it at that, then you haven't spent the time actually learning it. Installing a plugin in vim is as simple as adding a single line in vimrc.