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Caps-lock could work too. As a weird ctrl+c vimmer I probably wouldn't notice. I think my uses of escape in the past year fall into two categories: - Ctrl-shif
by repsilat 8y ago
Caps-lock could work too. As a weird ctrl+c vimmer I probably wouldn't notice. I think my uses of escape in the past year fall into two categories:
- Ctrl-shift-esc (opens the task manager in Windows), and
- Trying to close dialogs when I'm not sure which button is "go away".
- aquamo 8y agoAs a long time emacs user, I've always had cap-locks mapped as my control key (plus the emacs key-bindings work in html forms and in anything using gnu deadline) which is a bonus. So on my MBP with touch-bar, I have had this mapping so I can have a physical ESC key: CAPSLOCK -> CTRL LEFT CTRL -> ESC It's not great, but it works. The last time I had to deal with a company who put the ESC key in a weird place was back in college where we have several of these HP Apollo/720 keyboards: https://alum.wpi.edu/~tfraser/Machines/hpapollo720.jpg https://alum.wpi.edu/~tfraser/Machines/hpapollo720.jpg :-)