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Completely off-topic, but for everybody that maps Caps Lock to esc, how do you ctrl-tab? That's what my Caps Lock is mapped to, and I cannot understand how ctrl
by williamdclt 7y ago
Completely off-topic, but for everybody that maps Caps Lock to esc, how do you ctrl-tab? That's what my Caps Lock is mapped to, and I cannot understand how ctrl-tab can be any sort of comfortable to reach on a standard layout?
- 333c 7y agoI haven't mapped my caps lock to anything else, but on my Mac I ⌘-tab, which is pretty natural for my thumb and fourth finger given the position of the ⌘ key next to the space bar.
- apazzolini 7y agoThe best solution I've found is mapping caps lock to control on hold, and escape on press. You can do this with Karabiner on OS X, ililim/dual-key-remap on Windows, and alols/xcape on Linux.
- technovader 7y ago> The best solution I've found is mapping caps lock to control on hold, and escape on press. wow. just wow.