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Whoa, whoa... explain your magic wizard. I've had caps lock mapped to control for years (i don't use the actual control keys for anything, don't like the weird

• bobwaycott 10y ago
  First, I use OS X Keyboard preferences to map caps > ctrl. Then, I use Karabiner like so: https://cl.ly/3W2X1A2j3y3l https://cl.ly/3W2X1A2j3y3l (screenshot of my settings). I don't go too crazy with things. But I have the caps > ctrl+esc, shifts > parens when pressed alone, and I have my backtick/underscore key swapped so a single backtick press gives me an underscore, and I do shift+hyphen to get a backtick (which I need far less frequently than I need underscores). Sometimes, when I feel like going really crazy, I swap my numbers and symbols so I get symbols as unshifted keypresses and numbers with shifted keypresses. But that sometimes gets confusing to years of muscle memory. EDIT: You can find Karabiner here: https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner/ https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner/ EDIT2: I also have my pipe symbol & backslash swapped (mostly for Elixir, where pipes are more common than in, say, Python). You can setup your own private.xml with Karabiner to do that like so: https://gist.github.com/bobwaycott/d3a52718927519f3a11fbff8b849b03f https://gist.github.com/bobwaycott/d3a52718927519f3a11fbff8b...