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Update window shortcuts as per vim's: :help ctrl-w #180

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Expand Up @@ -88,10 +88,19 @@ Now you are looking at two buffers through **two windows**. The top window displ
If you want to navigate between windows, use these shortcuts:

```
Ctrl-W H Moves the cursor to the left window
Ctrl-W J Moves the cursor to the window below
Ctrl-W K Moves the cursor to the window upper
Ctrl-W L Moves the cursor to the right window
Ctrl-W h Moves the cursor to the left window
Ctrl-W j Moves the cursor to the window below
Ctrl-W k Moves the cursor to the window upper
Ctrl-W l Moves the cursor to the right window
```

If you want to move your windows, use these ones:

```
Ctrl-W H Moves current window to the far left
Ctrl-W J Moves current window to the very bottom
Ctrl-W K Moves current window to the very top
Ctrl-W L Moves current window to the far right
```

Now run:
Expand All @@ -115,10 +124,10 @@ To close the current window, you can run `Ctrl-W C` or type `:quit`. When you cl
Here are some useful normal-mode window commands:

```
Ctrl-W V Opens a new vertical split
Ctrl-W S Opens a new horizontal split
Ctrl-W C Closes a window
Ctrl-W O Makes the current window the only one on screen and closes other windows
Ctrl-W v Opens a new vertical split
Ctrl-W s Opens a new horizontal split
Ctrl-W c Closes a window
Ctrl-W o Makes the current window the only one on screen and closes other windows
```

And here is a list of useful window command-line commands:
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