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Here's a joke I often tell: I use emacs daily, my hands and fingers adjusted to the old bindings somehow. So whenever I used Eclipse and Java, I get serious RS

Here's a joke I often tell: I use emacs daily, my hands and fingers adjusted to the old bindings somehow. So whenever I used Eclipse and Java, I get serious RSI in less than 24H (the kind of acute/deep/radiating pain you don't want to ever feel)

smokel 3y ago
You probably know this already, but Eclipse, and IntelliJ IDEA, and VSCode, support Emacs key bindings. I toyed with Emacs key bindings in Microsoft Word, but that never felt comfortable. I also recall finding a lot of paper in the office printer when I tried C-p in Notepad :/
- agumonkey 3y ago
  > I tried C-p in Notepad :/ haha Yeah I knew about IDE custom keybindings but maybe early on they weren't well supported enough so I never bothered. Still strange that emacs quirkiness never triggered any pain (and I don't even remap caps lock)