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I have the opposite problem. There's one command - I think it's probably <C-w> (split screens in Vim) that I always hit every time I'm using a Mac, and it inevi
by chimeracoder 14y ago
I have the opposite problem. There's one command - I think it's probably <C-w> (split screens in Vim) that I always hit every time I'm using a Mac, and it inevitably closes my entire terminal.
The nice thing about Linux is that I can at least remap these keybindings. On OS X, it's literally impossible to do a perfect remapping of the keys (trust me. I've tried.)
Hopefully I've saved recently (or run the process inside GNU screen....).
- quesera 14y agoCmd-W in OSX is default for close window, so that's probably it. You say you've tried to fix it.. Have you tried these? In Terminal.app, find the setting for "don't close this window unless no commands are running", and select it. Or, in System Prefs/Keyboard/mappings or somesuch, override Cmd-W in Terminal.app to a noop.
- pooriaazimi 14y agoIf by <C-w> you mean control-w (I'm a vi user and don't know!), also take a look here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4497258 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4497258
- chimeracoder 14y agoNo, I already remap Caps_Lock to Esc - much more useful.