@cyberspook @11112011 @7 @bonifartius @helene @ins0mniak > Plan9 may be utilizing the mouse well but the mouse navigation as a whole **feels** different, it's an entirely different way to look at things.
I know, as I covered elsewhere.
> You gain in one area, you lose in another.
If you look at the larger picture, the system as a whole, this is a small concern at the bottom of the list. People complain about the parentheses in Lisp, note that M-LISP was a thing and that it's possible in theory to do your math all infix-y by means of a complicated system of pulleys and levers implemented as macros, but nobody does Lisp that way: anyone that knows enough Lisp to write that also knows enough Lisp to know why you don't need it, and the prefix syntax and all the parentheses seem like a small concern. Same thing with Forth. Same thing with monolithic applications and Unix programming (which favors small programs in pipelines), in fact.