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You can remap it to be the way it should be, use Keymap4Macbook.
by jensnockert 15y ago
You can remap it to be the way it should be, use Keymap4Macbook.
- hollerith 15y agoI used Keymap4Macbook for a while, but found it easier to do the remapping in Emacs (with (setq mac-function-modifier 'control)) and use Emacs's eshell mode rather than a terminal emulator to run interactive shells. The only time I use the control key outside of Emacs and interactive shells is to control-click when I cannot right-click (because, e.g., I am using the Macbook's internal trackpad) and in that situation I found it simple enough to train my muscle memory to hit the second-to-leftmost modifier key rather than the rightmost modifier key. In contrast, retraining my muscles to use anything but the rightmost modifier key to "set the control bit" in Emacs would have taken a lot of time and attention. (On OS X, control-click does the same thing as right-click, namely pop up a contextual menu, and you can only right-click if you have a non-Apple pointing device.)