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btw. macOS supports some Emacs(ish) keybindings by default https://jblevins.org/log/kbd https://jblevins.org/log/kbd
by therealmarv 3y ago
btw. macOS supports some Emacs(ish) keybindings by default https://jblevins.org/log/kbd https://jblevins.org/log/kbd
- dbtc 3y agoI use c-a and c-e all the time, but I keep putting accidental ƒs and ∫s in non-emacs forms.
- spudlyo 3y agoThis annoyed me, so I used a program called Ukelele to create a custom macOS keyboard layout that modified Option-F, Option-B, and Option-D to not emit symbols and diacritical marks, so I'd get the Emacs style editing functionality for those keys.
- beembeem 3y agoyep, would be great to have this ultimate list but for Emacs *ducks for cover*
- m463 3y agoso does vim by the way (like control-p, control-n)
- gtk40 3y agoI use these all the time. Looks like the article has some hacks to use vim style on macOS but I'm happy using Emacs-ish keybindings by default in Bash and macOS.