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Most operating sytems allow remapping of keys, and at least for the common modifier keys (shift, ctrl, alt) make it pretty easy. You don't need an expensive pro
by throwawayboise 4y ago
Most operating sytems allow remapping of keys, and at least for the common modifier keys (shift, ctrl, alt) make it pretty easy. You don't need an expensive programmable keyboard.
I remap caps-lock to ctrl on all my computers. Even my Chromebook allows this. Make Emacs much nicer to use.
- pfortuny 4y agoOh no, this is totally different (I also have an old kinesys at work and program caps etc. as I wish): here you can turn any other key into that… Even keys which are usually not part of a combination. The fact that it is expensive has nothing to do with it (I bought it for my rsi).
- rgoulter 4y agoEven for the tap-hold functionality, there is kmonad. However, I think expensive keyboards (like the moonlander or the planck) are worth it for things like "symmetrical" and "thumb can use more keys than just the spacebar".