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+keynav turns your keyboard into a fast pointer mover.
+
+You select a piece of the screen. The screen is initially wholly selected.
+One move will cut that region by half. A move is a direction: up, down, left,
+and right.
+Once you're done moving, you simply indicate that you want to move. Boom,
+cursor moves.
+
+keynav is geared towards selecting a piece of the screen very quickly.
+You are selecting a region by cutting the previous region in half. This gives
+you logarithmic scaling. High resolution screens incur about the same number
+of moves to select an area as smaller screens do.