I use flash.nvim extensively to jump around. There are also %, [[, [(, etc to work with brackets. vim-multicursor-visual helps to find and edit multi occurrences.

And for the rest I have a an easily reachable layer on my programmable keyboard with arrow keys in the home row instead of QWERTY ghjk

AFAIK wlroots does support fractional scaling since Feb 23 https://www.phoronix.com/news/Sway-wl-roots-Fractional-Scale

Unfortunately with iOS you are stuck with Obsidian Sync because Syncthing does not work because of the permission model. Otherwise I prefer Obsidian over Joplin for the above mentioned reasons and nice extension ecosystem. It's easy to get your files out of Obsidian, no vendor lock-in

I had good experience with BorgBackup and restic. However, I've settled with restic since it had the right back ends for me that Borg did not have and I rather like it's just one static binary instead of Python+C.

As far as I can see, BorgBackup has a bus factor of one while restic has two to three active contributers.

Other than that, they are quite comparable, I think.

What was your experience with the Charybdis Nano in general? Do you hands need to hover over the desk or does a wrist pad suffices?