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Thatcs not the norm. That's an off-by-default feature that doesn't display its existence to people who would use it.

• nobody9999 6y ago
  >Thatcs not the norm So what? Is your argument that if not many people/products/software packages do a certain thing a certain way, they should be rejected out of hand? Back when I was a teen, I rode my skateboard goofy-footed[0]. That wasn't (and still isn't) the norm. Should I have been chastised or prevented from doing so? I'm also left-handed. While I do keep the mouse on the left side of my keyboard, I do not swap the mouse buttons. As such, a right-click is done with my index finger and a left-click with my middle finger. That's not the norm either. Should I be criticized for that? Chrome is, by far, the "norm" for web browsers. I use Firefox, and occasionally Vivaldi. Should FF or Vivaldi just make themselves clones of Chrome because they're not "the norm"? I run sendmail and not postfix, even though that's much more "the norm." Does that make my MTA bad or less useful? I could probably rattle off a dozen other similar things that aren't "the norm." Does that mean no one should do things that way or use them? If you want/need an editor that uses CUA by default, there are dozens of editors that do so. Why should Emacs (or any other product that you don't contribute to or use) do things the way you want them to do so? [0] https://www.liveabout.com/goofy-meaning-3002686 https://www.liveabout.com/goofy-meaning-3002686