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There was a post (or was it a comment) here a couple months ago about Emacs/Vim users and the sizes of their hands. I have tiny hands and when I tried (still t
by john2x 13y ago
There was a post (or was it a comment) here a couple months ago about Emacs/Vim users and the sizes of their hands.
I have tiny hands and when I tried (still trying every now and then) to learn Emacs, I found it difficult to execute its keyboard commands. Trying it on a mechanical keyboard was even worse.
- quiesce 13y agoI had a similar issue until getting a HHKB[1] some years ago. The extremely compact design with full-sized keys made it much easier to coax my hands into dancing through emacs' chords. As "buy an expensive keyboard to possibly make learning emacs easier" is the advice of the mad, I would suggest that you be fearless in rebinding things. Learning the default bindings is far less important than learning the functionality of emacs and how to extend and customise it. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Hacking_Keyboard http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Hacking_Keyboard