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That’s an odd complaint when I first read it Maybe it relates to hand pain and stuff You could use right shift, also, though that’d be tricky for my brain
by grimgrin 7y ago
That’s an odd complaint when I first read it
Maybe it relates to hand pain and stuff
You could use right shift, also, though that’d be tricky for my brain
- lucb1e 7y agoMaybe it helps to know that I'm a Vim user and I notice the difference it makes when having to move my hand to the mouse (or even the arrow/home/page-up keys) to position my cursor as opposed to using Vim key bindings?
- grimgrin 7y agoDoing a ! doesn’t really shift much from home row positioning. Certainly not as much as arrow keys would I do understand the thought though. After doing a few years on a mac and learning to love pushing cmd with my thumb, which was a lot of actions like cut copy paste and more, I began to hate if I had to use left pinky for anything ctrl related Even on linux or windows today I’ll map ctrl directly left of spacebar so I can keep the same habit up It’s naturally great for me in vim too, be it moving up and down the page with ^d and ^u or some custom ^ mapping, etc I think if you're a heavy command line user or even programmer, you'll be having to do ! and ` and ~ and so on, meaning -- it's some pretty solid muscle memory