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On macOS you can do this using just the stock OS. It's under keyboard settings. You can also do this on iOS, it's awesome if you have a physical keyboard and li
by Sirened 4y ago
On macOS you can do this using just the stock OS. It's under keyboard settings. You can also do this on iOS, it's awesome if you have a physical keyboard and like to use vim on your iPad
- jack_the_dev 4y agoI don’t know what’s cooler. This setting in MacOS / iOS or having a dedicated foot pedal to press “i” or “esc”
- teeray 4y agoYou can do the simple remapping. The “tap for escape, hold for control” takes additional software.
- rjzzleep 4y agoHere's a summary on how to do it on the respective OS's https://gist.github.com/tanyuan/55bca522bf50363ae4573d4bdcf06e2e https://gist.github.com/tanyuan/55bca522bf50363ae4573d4bdcf0... It's an interesting concept. I have been using capslock as control for so long that I don't know I could get used to this though.
- hombre_fatal 4y agoTo be clear, that link shows how to use extra software to do it in each OS including Karabiner on macOS.