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Binding Caps Lock to Control helps with that. It's still far from ideal, but it is at least no longer actively terrible.
by throwanem 5y ago
Binding Caps Lock to Control helps with that. It's still far from ideal, but it is at least no longer actively terrible.
- cassianoleal 5y agoThat's what I do. It definitely helps. Heavy vi(m) users tend to map it to Escape, but I find that: - I use Control a lot more than Escape (especially in the shell, where I spend a lot of time); and - Escape is already not in a horrible position, and it's not a modifier key so I don't need to twist and curl my wrist and fingers in order to type a combination of keys.
- urxvtcd 5y agoI have capslock configured to act as control when held down, and as escape when tapped. Best thing since sliced bread.
- malnourish 5y agoI don't understand why one would set Caps Lock to Escape. As a vim user, I set it ton Control. Control+[ is effective for my Escape needs.
- jschulenklopper 5y agos/Control/Escape perhaps?