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Sadly, this configuration is almost unusable for hard-core Emacs users, because you can't use extended key combinations (Super, Hyper, etc). For people who have
by jwr 4y ago
Sadly, this configuration is almost unusable for hard-core Emacs users, because you can't use extended key combinations (Super, Hyper, etc). For people who have been using Emacs for 25 years, being restricted to a narrow TTY is a non-starter.
I am still hoping that someone will develop a native Emacs version (willing to contribute to a bounty for that!).
- d0mine 4y agoIt is possible to use Emacs effectively with just M-, C- keybindings (20+ years experience). Super (windows key) is for desktop manipulation, so no loss on iPad. No idea what is hyper--you likely need to have 40+ years of experience to start with the space cadet keyboard https://emacsredux.com/blog/2022/06/01/the-space-cadet-keyboard/ https://emacsredux.com/blog/2022/06/01/the-space-cadet-keybo...
- jwr 4y agoI don't doubt it is — but my keyboard shortcuts that I use on all my machines involve multiple modifiers, and I can't work without those shortcuts. Of course you can restrict yourself to a subset of shortcuts, but that's not the point of Emacs, isn't it?