Well, then Helix/Kakouine/Vim/Neovim isn't for you. Doing things with a mouse is accessible to you because you've already learned how to do it. It's not innate

Well, then Helix/Kakouine/Vim/Neovim isn't for you. Doing things with a mouse is accessible to you because you've already learned how to do it. It's not innately more intuitive or self describing in any way, the learning curve is just behind you. I used GUI editors for a long time. I'd operate my computer with my right index finger and resisted any attempt to change that interface. I'd learn the usual Ctrl shortcuts and what not, that was about it. One day I finally dove into Helix specifically and not only am I not looking back, I am finding and using software specifically based on whether it uses vim like key interface. If it can't it takes like 50% points off the software, going back to the mouse is just so painful I don't know how I ever tolerated it. I feel like a chicken operating a typewriter.