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That's my main gripe about that keyboard - no ESC key. You could do CTRL-[, but I don't see the [ available on there either (at least obviously). One of my ma
by mrbill 11y ago
That's my main gripe about that keyboard - no ESC key.
You could do CTRL-[, but I don't see the [ available on there either (at least obviously).
One of my main reasons for a keyboard on an Android tablet is to be able to access remote SSH sessions, edit files if necessary (vi, etc) and so forth.
- thomasahle 11y agoESC is just the ... button, at your right thumb, and 1 at your left ring finger. It's quite comfortable to type, though, if using vim a lot, you will probably remap it to space.
- mrbill 11y agoAha. Found this via a search: For navigating Android Home — Search + Enter Back — Search + Backspace Recent apps — Alt + Tab (same as it ever was) Missing symbols Brackets — Use three dots + o for left bracket [, three dots + p for right bracket ] Back slash — Three dots + equals = Escape — When would you use this? We don't know. But it lives at three dots + 1
- thomasahle 11y agoEscape actually works very well across android, for things like closing menus, notification bars and other pop-ups.