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That's somewhat comforting to know. I'm in the beginning stages of building out a keyboard-heavy application, and I keep wondering about how to support differen
by danielvaughn 4y ago
That's somewhat comforting to know. I'm in the beginning stages of building out a keyboard-heavy application, and I keep wondering about how to support different keyboard types. I suppose it's not possible to satisfy all customers if even Vim can't do it.
- maleldil 4y agoJust support QWERTY but allow the user to remap everything. Even among programmers, the share of people that use alt layouts is so small that is not worth your time.
- Lio 4y agoI’m a Colemak layout user. I don’t bother remapping anything for Vim because I want it to be consistent with other apps with vi keys. I have done that briefly years ago but I find it a dead end. After a while you just get used to the cursor keys being in a different place and if you’re touch typing it doesn’t mater much. Also what you loose to cursor key placement you gain back on other navigation. So in short just support qwerty and it’ll be fine.