Why is it, in VI if I try to save a file without a name it doesn't prompt
me for a name? Instead it kicks me back to vi. Or if I try to quit without
saving. Why doesn't it ask me "Save y/n." There is no reason VI couldn't
have an "expert" mode that got rid of messages for those that don't want
them.
Why is it, in VI that there is no way (I know of) to get help, or exit,
without knowing the exit key? What doesn't "h" in command mode present
ANY kind of help?
Why is it, in RN that when I hit 'h' to ask about how to find a command,
it doesn't give me a menu "message read commands","post commands" "misc
commands." Instead it makes me read two pages of (mostly useless) commands.
Why don't Unix "tools" have a convention about help and exit keys AT THE
VERY LEAST.
Where am I supposd to get help about VI? The man pages tell me nothing
except how to load it.
Why do I have 12 function keys on my keyboard that seem to do absolutely
nothing?
Why doesn't VI use the jkl; keys for cursor movement, since your fingers
are already on them. Or why not use keys somewhere far from them. A
person can easily get confused.
Why doesn't help do anything in SH (and others).
Why doesn't help do anything in VI?
Why does VI default to beeping at you when you try to type as opposed to
editing?
Why is it that if I want to WordProcess in VI I have to remember to hit return at the end of the line otherwise bizarre things happen. Why not just wrap, beep, or slide over (i.e. let the line go long).
Is there a wordwrap mode in VI? And if so, why doesn't it kick in when I
