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Caps Lock is already mapped to Control.
by petereisentraut 7y ago
Caps Lock is already mapped to Control.
- thih9 7y agoSame here. But I've used https://github.com/tekezo/Karabiner-Elements https://github.com/tekezo/Karabiner-Elements to map the key under touch bar's esc to esc. I've also used the same program to disable touch bar esc. This way there are no accidental presses. I did it by mapping esc to 'vk_none' for the 'no product name' device, which is how Karabiner sees touch bar. I still dislike the keyboard because of its failure rate, but the layout is ok for me now.
- wyclif 7y agoI also have Caps Lock mapped to Command (Ctrl). And since my biggest use of the Esc key is when using Vim, I simply press Caps Lock + [ ( Ctrl + [ ) to switch to Normal Mode. So only my right pinky leaves the home row. I have the MBP "Escape" (without the Touch Bar), but if I did have the Touch Bar this would avoid 90% of the issues involving not having a hardware Esc key for me.