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Can't you rebind them through the regular keyboard preferences? Even without, _just_ binding them that way in Emacs is a huge improvement for chords. Also, as

Can't you rebind them through the regular keyboard preferences? Even without, _just_ binding them that way in Emacs is a huge improvement for chords. Also, as much as I love Linux, it's not really feasible for anyone doing professional development to just up and bail on an operating system. There's IT infrastructure built around using OSX at some jobs.

sedachv 9y ago
> Can't you rebind them through the regular keyboard preferences? Not for Caps Lock. I think it only lets you set it to Control. > There's IT infrastructure built around using OSX at some jobs. That is a really terrible idea, unless the only thing you do is develop OS X and iOS native applications. Do they really run OS X on their servers? Or is it develop-on-Mac-deploy-on-Linux? It isn't just OS X keyboard internals that are flaky and change with every release. The only reliable development environments I have seen on OS X were in fact done by "bailing on an operating system" by using virtualization.
- V99 9y ago
  > Not for Caps Lock. I think it only lets you set it to Control. At least in Sierra, all 4 modifiers can be mapped to any of each other or to escape. The fn key cannot be remapped with the built in preferences.
  - kalleboo 9y ago
    > The fn key cannot be remapped with the built in preferences It looks like you will be able to starting in High Sierra