As a long-time Windows user, I simply have to disagree. I use both methods constantly, and removing one would be a significant degradation in usability. Whenever I have to use software that doesn’t have them I miss them sorely. The rare case, on the other hand, is so rare that I don’t even remember the last time I came across it. It is negligible.
The behaviors also aren’t that obscure, assuming you learn that you can select by typing a character in the first place. When used regularly, you then rather quickly learn what happens when you type multiple characters.
The behaviors also aren’t that obscure, assuming you learn that you can select by typing a character in the first place. When used regularly, you then rather quickly learn what happens when you type multiple characters.