"Pure" vim supports cursor keys, mouse, windows, syntax highlighting, fuzzy searching for files, filetree and a whole host of other features without the need fo

"Pure" vim supports cursor keys, mouse, windows, syntax highlighting, fuzzy searching for files, filetree and a whole host of other features without the need for plugins. In what way is Vim not a "visual editor"? The main problem with using Vim is that you will spend a bit of time explaining to those that don't know it very well that it's actually perfectly capable of doing the thing they are using as justification that you should switch to their current favourite IDE/editor... :P