Plus the ergonomics and mnemonics of the keys is really nice. You bring up a menu with a keypress, and then the most common command in that menu is typically ju

Plus the ergonomics and mnemonics of the keys is really nice. You bring up a menu with a keypress, and then the most common command in that menu is typically just a second press of that key. E.g. c brings up commit menu and pressing c again to bring up the commit message writer, or c a for commit amend, etc. For branches, b b switches branches, l l for logs, r r for rebase continue, p p for push upstream, things like that. Then at any commit sha or file, you can move your point to it and hit enter to view that thing. Or just hit tab to see the diff. It's quite nice.