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This seems like a collection of shortcut remappings instead of a general window key to ctrl remap. That means that for example if Ctrl+p is not remapped, you ca

This seems like a collection of shortcut remappings instead of a general window key to ctrl remap. That means that for example if Ctrl+p is not remapped, you can't use the win key. I have an ahk script that's have a more general approach which maps window key to ctrl. It also remap the text navigation and mac style window switching. https://github.com/stevenguh/autohotkey-windows-mac-keyboard https://github.com/stevenguh/autohotkey-windows-mac-keyboard

rbreaves 6y ago
It’s not a “collection” of remappings, it is in fact a general modifier key swap w/ dynamic modifier key swapping for a variety of Terminal apps, layered w/ an additional set or collection of remaps for code editors geared towards developers as well. I’m sure your project is good but I think Kinto is better fleshed out than you’d assume. Also your Windows key, in Kinto, tends to land on the physical Ctrl key during a normal GUI app or non-terminal. Ctrl+P is otherwise on your Cmd key location.. as are all primary modifier combos tend to be. It does not interfere with or lack any particular remapping that I am aware of.