Take a minute now and be honest with yourself. Do you like the shift
key, or do you just put up with it? Perhaps it's just because my hands
are the size of basketballs, but I've always found
Shift hard to reach.
Key-chord has allowed me to ban my shift use at least when it comes to
inputting symbols.
(key-chord-define-global"0o"")");; Sadly, "1q" is impossible to hit on my keyboard.(key-chord-define-global"1q""!")(key-chord-define-global"2w""@")(key-chord-define-global"3e""#")(key-chord-define-global"4r""$")(key-chord-define-global"5t""%")(key-chord-define-global"6y""^")(key-chord-define-global"6t""^")(key-chord-define-global"7y""&")(key-chord-define-global"8u""*")(key-chord-define-global"9i""(")(key-chord-define-global"-p""_")(key-chord-defineemacs-lisp-mode-map"7y""&optional ")(key-chord-mode1)
Anyone know of a way to get rid of shift for capitalization?
Banishing the Shift Key with Key-Chord in Emacs
02 Aug 2014, by Artur Malabarba.Take a minute now and be honest with yourself. Do you like the shift key, or do you just put up with it? Perhaps it's just because my hands are the size of basketballs, but I've always found Shift hard to reach.
Key-chord has allowed me to ban my shift use at least when it comes to inputting symbols.
Anyone know of a way to get rid of shift for capitalization?
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