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I just swap Ctrl and Caps Lock, much better. setkbmap us -option ctrlL:swapcaps -option compose:rwin You can place that command at XFCE's startup settings for

by anthk 3y ago

I just swap Ctrl and Caps Lock, much better. setkbmap us -option ctrlL:swapcaps -option compose:rwin You can place that command at XFCE's startup settings for applications.

aidenn0 3y ago
You missed the point; Ctrl-C is never going to be "copy" in a terminal, since that shortcut is already in use. Cmd-C can work everywhere, but GUI applications on linux do not default to that.
- csdvrx 3y ago
  > You missed the point; Ctrl-C is never going to be "copy" in a terminal, since that shortcut is already in use My `stty intr ^X` disagrees I've made Ctrl-C do copy paste in the terminal, even in vim, with a special function for wayland: vnoremap <C-C> <CMD>call WLCopy()<CR>