The basic vi assumption is: "We spend more time editing text than authoring it, and therefore the keyboard itself is the UX." This is loke starting a maze at t

The basic vi assumption is: "We spend more time editing text than authoring it, and therefore the keyboard itself is the UX." This is loke starting a maze at the end, amd precisely the sort of backward thinking that affords some excellent solutions. This isn't to scoff at great UX and design work; merely to point out that the wildly offbeat can surprise in a good way.