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True for me. Using spacemacs which uses vi style keybindings, so most shortcuts are key sequences instead of chords. I think its faster for me to press two or
by elago 8y ago
True for me. Using spacemacs which uses vi style keybindings, so most shortcuts are key sequences instead of chords.
I think its faster for me to press two or three characters on the keyboard my fingers are already on before I move them into place on another keyboard.
Adding a second keyboard and using the Russian layout is a cool method to use a 2nd keyboard that doesn't just duplicate the keys of the first, and likely has more fun applications than just adding more shortcuts to your text editor.
- ryanianian 8y agoThere's also "key-chord-mode" which lets you bind any function to any two keys pressed in unison (or right after each-other) [1]. IIRC it's built-in to all modern versions. [1] https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/KeyChord https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/KeyChord I'm trying to build out more ergonomic bindings since emacs-pinky is starting to haunt me at times. I have key-chords setup for very common things like jump to beginning/end of line ('jk' and 'kl').