Maybe I'm going a bit too far with with "usual" text editing keybindings for Emacs, but I finally have some consistency between emacs and the rest of the places, where I type text (including other text editors).
Maybe I'm going a bit too far with with "usual" text editing keybindings for Emacs, but I finally have some consistency between emacs and the rest of the places, where I type text (including other text editors). 5 comments
@fd9a Tried to implement this with xremap, partially works, but I think than Emacs default bindings is ok, but not that good to force them everywhere. Also, it additionally and unecessary locks you in with very specific set of tools, which can be harmful long-term. @abcdw I like your added smartparens bindings and how you're handling undo. I've been thinking of setting up a 'normal keybindings' Emacs config, to toggle on when I want to share my laptop. Definitely borrowing some of this. Thanks for sharing. @shtwzrd I put arrows into layer near home row, so I can get rid of quite wide spread ctrl/alt+n/p/f/b. |
@abcdw I try to adapt everything to the default bindings of Emacs as much as possible