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2 years agoIt’s just much easier to stop using them. Remember: its founder and largest shareholder (I guess) was one of the billionaire groupies standing behind Trumd during his inauguration. Canadians should not be shopping on Amazon.


It’s just much easier to stop using them. Remember: its founder and largest shareholder (I guess) was one of the billionaire groupies standing behind Trumd during his inauguration. Canadians should not be shopping on Amazon.
Grab Doom Emacs, it has evil-mode very well integrated and the space bar leader key setup should come natural.
I’ve used Emacs for a while now (since '89 or so) but had to learn vi really well as I spent most of the ‘90s on all sorts of Unix machines that invariably had vi (or ex, and ed, of course) and never Emacs, so I got to appreciate the friendliness of the modal model of interaction over Emacs’ use of lots-of-modifier-keys. I think it’s more ergonomic, even though it’s not always perfect at times, so I use a mixture.
Oh, and swap Ctrl and Caps Lock. That Caps Lock key has no business sitting where it sits on the PC keyboard, that’s what you get when a typewriter factory starts building computers. Thanks, IBM. For Emacs especially I feel it makes the modifier combinations a bit easier on the left hand.