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It actually is. At least it's a "home-row pinky". However, I remapped esc to be "jk" to avoid the pinky abusing. Now, if I ssh between different unix box a lot
by leishulang 12y ago
It actually is. At least it's a "home-row pinky".
However, I remapped esc to be "jk" to avoid the pinky abusing.
Now, if I ssh between different unix box a lot without the time to pull my .vimrc from github, then I still have to resort to pinky-escape.
- sjolsen 12y agoAt least it's a "home-row pinky" with Emacs' Ctrl, too. :) Personally, though, I don't find the worst strain comes from the placement of Ctrl. The worst comes from the awful staggered layout of keyboards that serves no purpose save for a long chain of HCI backwards compatibility with the typewriter. I hope someday keyboards like the TEK (which, incidentally, gives a perfect spot for Alt or Ctrl under the left thumb) become more commonplace, or eye movement-based systems supplant the use of one's hands for focus control.