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If you are a vim guy, you are missing a lot by not remapping Capslock to Esc (system wide). I've even nnoremapped ; to : (from vimrc)
by peedy 13y ago
If you are a vim guy, you are missing a lot by not remapping Capslock to Esc (system wide). I've even nnoremapped ; to : (from vimrc)
- jwpeddle 13y agoI used to think that, but I've found there's way more to gain with Ctrl and using ctrl+[ instead of escape (or imap jj <Esc>)
- peedy 13y agoimap jj <Esc> is a brilliant idea, thanks!
- ah- 13y ago; is pretty useful in vim though, it repeats your last motion.
- ryanthejuggler 13y agoI use Ctrl+C to get out of insert mode. Also a diehard Programmer Dvorak user.
- __--__ 13y agoI'm a vim guy and I did both (Capslock is Esc when pressed and let go, ctrl when held down). Best of both worlds.
- sixstringninja 13y agoHow did you do that? I use a Macbook Pro with OS X 10.9 (Mavericks).
- __--__ 13y agoKeyRemap4MacBook. https://coderwall.com/p/63nzva https://coderwall.com/p/63nzva
- sixstringninja 13y agoI just wanted to say thanks! This works like a charm.
- mikegirouard 13y agoI've been tempted to experiment with this workflow after reading another[0] post here. I'm actually quite happy with my current setup but handling meta keys on my MPB is frustrating. Having ESC be closer is a nice thing to have. Thanks for the reminder.