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I use NeoVim in tmux pretty much exclusively. You can turn on mouse support for terminal apps like Vim and Emacs and still click things like the file viewer, s
by Lio 9y ago
I use NeoVim in tmux pretty much exclusively.
You can turn on mouse support for terminal apps like Vim and Emacs and still click things like the file viewer, scroll text with two fingers and resize windows with a mouse.
You just have to configure it.
This to my mind is the real difference between classic editors like Vim and Emacs and GUI IDEs.
With the terminal editors you can be at least sure that you'll get a comprehensive keyboard interface system, I haven't always found that with GUI IDEs especially when it comes to third party plugins.