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macOS has two keyboard shortcut management mechanisms. I find it far easier to control keyboard shortcuts on macOS vs Linux. You either can do it in the GUI in
by wpm 11mo ago
macOS has two keyboard shortcut management mechanisms. I find it far easier to control keyboard shortcuts on macOS vs Linux. You either can do it in the GUI in Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard shortcuts, either per app or global, or you can use the older KeyBindings method: drop a .dict or a .plist in ~/Library/KeyBindings with your shortcuts in there. See https://web.archive.org/web/20070513170225/http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/Site/cocoa-text.html https://web.archive.org/web/20070513170225/http://www.hcs.ha...
- bornfreddy 11mo agoThis is nice, I agree, but you can't e.g. switch Fn and Ctrl keys this way, afaik.
- hollerith 11mo agoI don't need the OS to do that because Emacs will do it. I need the OS however to pass fn-N and fn-P to Emacs (instead of the default behavior of interpreting them as Expose shortcuts) and it does not seem possible to configure that without turning off SIP.