Learning numeric prefixes is a vital step in the road to Emacs
mastery, and it's probably one of the editor's least appreciated
features. It took me more than a year to get the hang of doing
C-3 C-k instead of C-a C-space C-n C-n C-n C-w.
Still, having three different ways of invoking this marvel is
one-too-many for my taste, specially when they take up premium
keyboard space. M-9 isn't just a nice key, it's a
key I can hit while drunk in the dark and wearing boxing gloves —it
deserves an equally important command.
Meta Binds Part 1: Drunk in the Dark
29 Jun 2014, by Artur Malabarba.Meta Binds post series
Learning numeric prefixes is a vital step in the road to Emacs mastery, and it's probably one of the editor's least appreciated features. It took me more than a year to get the hang of doing C-3 C-k instead of C-a C-space C-n C-n C-n C-w.
Still, having three different ways of invoking this marvel is one-too-many for my taste, specially when they take up premium keyboard space. M-9 isn't just a nice key, it's a key I can hit while drunk in the dark and wearing boxing gloves —it deserves an equally important command.
Coincidentally,
backward-sexp
andforward-sexp
are divine commands with abhorrent default keybinds.C-x 1 for
delete-other-windows
isn't quite abhorrent, but it also deserves better.Tags: navigation, meta, keybind, init.el, emacs,
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