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I would like to second this, and support you in that I don’t think it is an arrogant sentiment. Many of the efficiency gains vim gives you are the result of bei
by revscat 9y ago
I would like to second this, and support you in that I don’t think it is an arrogant sentiment. Many of the efficiency gains vim gives you are the result of being able to navigate anywhere in a document or on a line with a few keystrokes. The mouse is comparatively slower, once the navigation commands are familiar.
- no_wizard 9y agoI disagree, in only that good mouse support can help ease the transition and in some cases it may simply come down to user preference for some things. I don’t think personally that any text editor should be overly opinionated in how a user interacts with it; too much at least. I do agree that it is mostly more effective to not use a mouse once you know the commands