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I think I avoid using the mouse with vim. It's not about the mouse per se, it's about having to frequently switch back and forth that becomes frustrating. I think that you have not learned to move around efficiently in vim. I would never enter that curly-brace command. I think most of my moving is with w, which jumps one word at a time. I also use / to search and page up and down. It sounds like you may be using hard…
I appreciate the lesson, but that wasn't a curly brace command. What I said was typing "3/{", which seems like it's what you're suggesting: "/" to search for the "{" brace, but prefixed with "3" to jump to the third brace, which matches my example. You could do that with "/{" and two "n" keystrokes, but hey, that's one more keystroke. I suppose I'm not a Vim superstar, but I've been using it since before the 6.0 rele…
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#172Shortcat - https://shortcatapp.com - lets you access nearly all parts of Mac GUI from the keyboard. Together with the 'Command + Shift + ?' help menu, you don't need a mouse. There's a lot of good info here: https://github.com/orta/keyboard_shortcuts/blob/master/READM...
This is fine for MacOS but it relies on accessibility annotations that most apps I use were missing the last time I used it.
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The MacBook Pro setup is faster again because I can use the mouse with my thumb without getting off the keyboard (and the trackpad works very well). Even with the trackpad I use on my desktop I have to move my hands backs and forward.
Have you ever tried a trackpoint? It seems like it'd be right up your alley.
Touchpads make it super easy to deal with acceleration better I found.