Changes like PATH and MANPATH settings in a shell to make it fit with an installation, I can understand, they can serve a purpose. Adding completions to fit a system, I can understand, they can serve a purpose. But these key rebinding changes make viins-mode in zsh hardly usable, they are /very/ invasive. I really do not understand the purpose behind modifying shell behavior in such a manner that people who know that shell from any other systems will find it unusable. These changes in viins-mode behavior are very easy to remove and will make zsh in viins- mode (which not a lot of people use, I think) much more usable. Talking about this is taking more time that just fixing the problem would. :(
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