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I feel like most IDEs and Text editors I’ve used allow you to rebind keys to move the cursor across text. As someone who also doesn’t moving from the home row,
by alxlu 6y ago
I feel like most IDEs and Text editors I’ve used allow you to rebind keys to move the cursor across text. As someone who also doesn’t moving from the home row, I tend to use Vim for everything and it’s a lot more powerful and flexible than the rudimentary emacs shortcuts macOS provides.
Additionally, you can configure Linux to handle system wide emacs shortcuts as well.
- saagarjha 6y agoHow?
- alxlu 6y agoIf you're using gnome, it looks like there's a preset for it in gnome-tweak-tool in the keyboard settings. I use dwm without a DE, so I remap mine manually using xmodmap. I use caps lock as an additional modifier key so I can put these types of shortcuts under the same modifier so it doesn't conflict with control and rebound actual caps lock (which I rarely use) to shift + caps lock.