3 ms·
> 2. Use ";" as a hyper key. By holding it down and pressing another key, I can switch between specific programs without cycling. I can also use hjkl as arrow k
by slightwinder 6y ago
> 2. Use ";" as a hyper key. By holding it down and pressing another key, I can switch between specific programs without cycling. I can also use hjkl as arrow keys.
Did you overload the ;-key, meaning it sends ; when pressed fast, and acts as modifier when hold and pressed with other keys? Is'nt that kidna painful to use and inflicts false input occasionaly?
I too have some personal modifier-keys. I remaped Pause-key to the Right alt-key, and use for persional settings in apps. And I remapped the left Alt-key to F22, and use it for window managing and staring/raising apps.
Benefit with this is that both keys are exclusively used by me and the pause-key is also available even when my setting is not available.
- dguo 6y agoThat's correct, but I've never gotten false input before. If my setup gave me false input even 0.5% of the time, I wouldn't use it at all. I give myself 250 milliseconds to release the ; key to type it as normal, and that has worked fine for me, both on my laptop keyboard and on my external keyboard. I find it very easy to use since my pinky finger sits on the ; key by default.