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Not until they fix their default vim configuration. Arrows, pgup/pgdown, home/end should work out of box in both modes.
Or you could stop being childish and use the correct keys for navigation.
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You might call it that. Not very pretty, but workhorses are 64 bit athalons, some dual core, low cost.
I used to live like you, but with the onset of virtualization dramatically reduced my power consumption and green footprint with Xen and VMWare.
I use the following in my home setup: 16 ubuntu machines, 3 OpenBSD machines, 1 freebsd, 8 centos (one headnode, 7 diskless compute nodes) 2 osx, 1 windows (oops-two; wife's laptop). Several of these are old recycled boxes, but every one of these has a job. In retrospect, I wish I had done 8 of the ubuntu servers as freebsd.
Sounds like a beautiful setup. What is your electricity bill like? ;)
Anyone here using Nexenta?
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Or you could stop being childish and use the correct keys for navigation.
Arrows are correct because they present on my keyboard. I could wish you to stop being childish but I'd rather wish you die out along with your BSDs.