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Alternatively, you could just run :set mouse=a and then use your mouse to do things like scrolling, moving the cursor and selecting text. It's definitely a bit
by u801e 10y ago
Alternatively, you could just run :set mouse=a and then use your mouse to do things like scrolling, moving the cursor and selecting text. It's definitely a bit faster than using the arrow keys, but not as fast as knowing the most common vim normal mode keybindings.