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Looks interesting. I've always remapped capslock to CTRL myself, of course, but haven't thought of remapping tap-capslock to ESC. It looks like you need externa
by aldanor 4y ago
Looks interesting. I've always remapped capslock to CTRL myself, of course, but haven't thought of remapping tap-capslock to ESC. It looks like you need external software to do this though (like Karabiner Elements on mac, or xcape on linux, etc).
(That being said, if you're used to jk/kj/fd/jj/jf, many years of muscle memory would still take a while to erase...)
- deagle50 4y agoDo it now and your only regret will be not doing it sooner :)
- cassepipe 4y agoFor Ubuntu/LinuxMint : Ubunutu --> Gnome Tweaks --> Additional Layout options --> Make Caps Lock an additional ESC Linux Mint --> Keyboard --> Layout --> Options --> Same From the terminal : setxkbmap -option caps:escape There are option to swap CapsLock and Escape too, or you can have CapsLock when pressing both shift keys and other worthwhile options
- jrop 4y agoActually, MacOS can do this out of the box with no extra software installed. It's in the keyboard settings