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In my experience, arbitrary movement when what you move to is on the screen is actually faster if you use a mouse. It's unconventional, but I use a mouse for su
by clishem 10y ago
In my experience, arbitrary movement when what you move to is on the screen is actually faster if you use a mouse. It's unconventional, but I use a mouse for such movements for that reason (vim has excellent mouse support, even its TUI version).
In vim some operations require a movement, where vim's movement has an advantage over using the mouse. For example, dt. deletes until the next period, or ci( which deletes the text inside parentheses and then enters insert mode.