How do you handle qwerty-oriented keybindings? #30

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opened 2022-05-03 08:16:16 +00:00 by PlaneTraveller · 2 comments

PlaneTraveller commented

2022-05-03 08:16:16 +00:00

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Thanks for the effort to make your config literate! For an emacs noob like me, it has been an insanely helpful example!
How did you handle qwerty-based keybindings?(evil movement keys, movement keys in other modes, etc) I'm a colemak user struggling to make movement work for colemak globally. Since you mentioned in your config that you're a colemak user as well, I thought I'd ask.

Thanks for the effort to make your config literate! For an emacs noob like me, it has been an insanely helpful example! How did you handle qwerty-based keybindings?(evil movement keys, movement keys in other modes, etc) I'm a colemak user struggling to make movement work for colemak globally. Since you mentioned in your config that you're a colemak user as well, I thought I'd ask.

tecosaur commented

2022-06-10 20:18:24 +00:00

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I just use the same keys anyway. Other than hjkl, most of vim's keybindings are mnemonic-based (e.g. f for forwards, etc.) rather than layout-based and I've found the experience fine 🙂 The one customisation I have done is with avy-keys.

I just use the same keys anyway. Other than hjkl, most of vim's keybindings are mnemonic-based (e.g. `f` for forwards, etc.) rather than layout-based and I've found the experience fine :slightly_smiling_face: The one customisation I have done is with `avy-keys`.

PlaneTraveller commented

2022-06-11 02:35:17 +00:00

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thx!