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Useful default vim things I didn't know about:

:ls = list buffers :pwd = print working directory

Normal mode: ; = repeat last f, F, t, or T , = repeat last f, F, t, or T in opposite direction g~ = Toggle case gu = lower case gU = upper case gv = reselect last visual selection . = Location of last change ^ = Location of last insertion

Insert mode: = delete word = delete back to start of line {register} = paste from register = = insert expression register (calculator)

Insert normal mode: = go to normal mode for one command

Visual mode: o = move to other end of selection

Windows: :on[ly] = o = close all other windows

Saving in nvim with root: :w !sudo te

As a general rule, we could say that the d{motion} command tends to work well with aw,as, and ap, whereas the c{motion}command works better withiw and similar.