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My keyboards have always had an INS key but they’ve never done anything and I’ve never bothered to map them to anything. I do sometimes want to overwrite, but t
by leephillips 21d ago
My keyboards have always had an INS key but they’ve never done anything and I’ve never bothered to map them to anything. I do sometimes want to overwrite, but that’s always in Vim where I can enter replace mode.
- CalRobert 21d agoI think I used it most in the odd game... I recall it may have activated stealth in Subspace (Continuum)
- SilasX 20d agoHm I've seen keyboards where INS didn't appear to do anything, but that was because you had to press a different button to activate the set of keys that includes INS, and you might have been looking at a case of that.
- nosrepa 20d agoShift+insert is paste in situations where you can't ctrl+v