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Apparently Mac keyboards don’t have an Insert key (or maybe they do but I

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Apparently Mac keyboards don’t have an Insert key (or maybe they do but I can’t find it). How can I get to insert mode in vim on a Mac?

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    If this is as simple a question as it seems, you merely press i.

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