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> The only thing I hate is the stupidity of the command/ctrl behavior that's different than windows/linux. But I fixed that with a mechanical keyboard running
by yjftsjthsd-h 1y ago
> The only thing I hate is the stupidity of the command/ctrl behavior that's different than windows/linux. But I fixed that with a mechanical keyboard running VIA.
Amusingly, that's probably my favorite thing on Darwin! It fixes annoying conflicts like ctrl-c meaning copy except in a terminal where it means (approximately) kill the running process; now ctrl-c means kill, and cmd-c always means copy. Similarly, web browsers can have terminals that I don't accidentally close because ctrl-w only means delete-word, not close tab. It's good enough that I've passingly toyed with porting it to the FOSS-unix ecosystem, but I don't think it's practical.
- jemmyw 1y agohttps://github.com/rbreaves/kinto https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto does the mapping pretty well
- benoau 1y agoLove Kinto, although I find on PopOS it is pretty annoying always having to wait a couple seconds for the command key to register to select multiple files, zoom in/out etc. But overall it does a very impressive job of letting me continue using all that Mac muscle-memory including my favourite, command + {} for right-hand tab navigation.