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A Kinesis Advantage keyboard with the foot pedal to activate keypad mode and the necessary settings gets you home row navigation, '0', '/', 'y' -- any single ke
by aranchelk 3y ago
A Kinesis Advantage keyboard with the foot pedal to activate keypad mode and the necessary settings gets you home row navigation, '0', '/', 'y' -- any single key operation that can be implemented as a sequence of keys. Limited, but that's truly every app, even for computers on which you don't have admin/sudo (or just don't want to bother customizing).
- tjoff 3y agoThat is really nice but not quite the same thing imho, "vim-keybindings" is more than just mashing hjkl. Is is putting keybindings up front and a way to reason about shortcuts. You can often imagine shortcuts you've never even used before and be right surprisingly often. As a result I also remember shortcuts in apps with vim-keybindings much better.
- kps 3y agoTip for vi+Kinesis users: swap ↑ and ↓ to match j and k. (It'll take a few days to get used to.) Personally, I also put Escape in the default-Delete position, where the Enter-Escape symmetry then matches the Space-Backspace symmetry.