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The only thing a GUI text editor can be better at than a terminal editor is making it easier to use the mouse.
Not really what you're after, but... Using a gui text editor means scrolling is usually smoother. Similarly, horizontal scrolling/wraparound experience is better.
Semi related: Did you know they the jetbrains IDEs have official vim-like key bindings? I converted a windows gvim user to it.
This is probably the last thing on my mind when editing text, but sure.
Yea I'm aware, but why would I use an emulator when I can use the real thing?
I hate animations. I'm glad that scrolling is instant in Neovim.