simple copy paste and select commands dont even work you cant do CTRL C,V,D,Z,Y. these are a very few basic commands that are needed to be configured first.

CodePudding user response：

Vim has its own set of default key bindings.

Ctrl-C/V/Z et al. are neither "basic", nor convenient. There's absolutely no need in configuring them.

CodePudding user response：

Vim emulators like the one you are talking about are primarily "hyped" by and for Vim users who, for one reason or another, want to have what they call "the best of both worlds": the Vim commands they are used to and the convenience of whatever IDE or "modern text editors" they have to use.

"CTRL C,V,D,Z,Y" all have more versatile alternatives in Vim so your average vimmer wouldn't even need or want them anyway.

If you are not familiar with—or curious about—Vim, then there is absolutely no point in installing such an extension, in Visual Studio Code or elsewhere.