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How many 'hardcore vim users' use the actual physical Esc key for that (back to normal) purpose anyway? It's so awkwardly positioned I thought that was often am
by OJFord 3y ago
How many 'hardcore vim users' use the actual physical Esc key for that (back to normal) purpose anyway? It's so awkwardly positioned I thought that was often among one's first bindings.
(I don't have a UHK and though I looked before I don't think it's for me, just saying.)
- nojs 3y agoAs a “hardcore vim user” I need it pretty regularly on fresh servers for example
- AlexandrB 3y agoI started using ^[ years ago and haven't touched Esc since.
- OJFord 3y agoCaps lock is a common one for example, and would require an OS-level binding, so remote use fresh or not would work fine, it'd see the same key code as 'real' Esc.
- nojs 3y agoTrue, I have caps lock mapped to control. Even that gets me sometimes though on a fresh raspberry pi for example, if I’m plugging in a keyboard.
- ilyt 3y agoI use capslock for super key but this one has some "mouse" button there, wasting prime real estate
- organsnyder 3y agoEverything is reprogrammable using the UHK app (and it actually reprograms it on the firmware, so it's OS-agnostic). I had a special layout for Factorio for a while.