My muscle memory can adapt. In terms of day-to-day use, I found it nearly impossible to deal with the behavior of the key combination "xd". "x" is "select-line"

My muscle memory can adapt. In terms of day-to-day use, I found it nearly impossible to deal with the behavior of the key combination "xd". "x" is "select-line" and "d" is "delete". So this should delete the current line. But if you're on a blank line, it will delete the next line, not the current line. If you can figure out why this is, then you are close to understanding how kakoune manages the concept of "line" and "cursor" and "selection", but for me this is an abstraction gap too far. I can't make the conceptual leap. And once you understand the line/cursor/selection model, you see that this is unfixable. Oh well, maybe Helix is the way.