My laptop is so old it is almost getting out-performed by my smartphone,
the principal consequence being that its keyboard has started to give
up on life. Occasionally, a key won't register when I hit it, and
occasionally I'll get paranoid and hit a key twice without knowing it
actually had registered the first time.
Emacs' keystroke echoing is a fantastic aid in this regard, informing
me whether the key worked or not when I'm typing a complex sequenced command. I only need to make it faster so
that I don't have to wait for it.
Faster Keystroke Echo
05 Aug 2014, by Artur Malabarba.My laptop is so old it is almost getting out-performed by my smartphone, the principal consequence being that its keyboard has started to give up on life. Occasionally, a key won't register when I hit it, and occasionally I'll get paranoid and hit a key twice without knowing it actually had registered the first time.
Emacs' keystroke echoing is a fantastic aid in this regard, informing me whether the key worked or not when I'm typing a complex sequenced command. I only need to make it faster so that I don't have to wait for it.
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