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Go to System Preferences > Keyboard > Modifier Keys... and configure them however you want.
by travisjeffery 15y ago
Go to System Preferences > Keyboard > Modifier Keys... and configure them however you want.
- trimbo 15y agoHm, I feel like I've tried this and couldn't get the behaviors I wanted. How does this accomplish e.g. overloading control-C to copy across the system? You wouldn't want to map command to control, since you still want control-C to be control-C in a shell. Know what I mean?
- packetslave 15y agoI use Keyboard Maestro to remap ctrl-X/C/V to copy/paste everywhere except Terminal/iTerm. Same for Chrome so that the Ctrl shortcuts from Linux work on OSX as well.
- trimbo 15y agoSweet! I'll give it a try.
- chimeracoder 15y agoNot quite however you want. It doesn't work the way it does in Linux where you can rebind keys in arbitrary ways. The built-in modification only enables a few different common/popular rebindings, but from my brief stint with OS X, I found it maddening that I couldn't get the rebinding exactly as I wanted it.