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You're conflating learning aids with actual usage. Having mouse support gives you a superset of functionality. Often this can be useful, like if you have on yo
by hyperhopper 4y ago
You're conflating learning aids with actual usage.
Having mouse support gives you a superset of functionality. Often this can be useful, like if you have on your hand on the mouse using another application.
Saying "why even bother" using vim if you add features just makes no sense.