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Why not replace caps lock with a double-tap of the Shift key? This has the advantages of distance (still close at hand when needed) and memorability (Shift upca
by dcotter 13y ago
Why not replace caps lock with a double-tap of the Shift key? This has the advantages of distance (still close at hand when needed) and memorability (Shift upcases temporarily, Shift-Shift upcases indefinitely) and eliminates one of the less useful keys at the same time.
- saraid216 13y agoAnd Shift-Shift-Shift activates Microsoft StickyKeys! (Is that still a thing in Win8?)
- georgemcbay 13y agoJust tried it in 8.1 and yes it is still a thing.
- joebadmo 13y agoI use https://pqrs.org/macosx/keyremap4macbook/ https://pqrs.org/macosx/keyremap4macbook/ to remap caps lock to ctrl and hit both shift buttons simultaneously for caps lock. Here's my custom config: https://github.com/joebadmo/dotfiles/blob/master/keyremap4macbook.private.xml#L18 https://github.com/joebadmo/dotfiles/blob/master/keyremap4ma...
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- JoshTriplett 13y agoThat's exactly what the X1 Carbon did.
- rdatajef 13y agoDoes anyone know of any software that can do this (for OS X)? I think double-tap Shift to toggle Caps Lock would be pretty neat. Or even better, I'd like to program an action after double-Shift (or other modifier keys too, Control, Option, Command). Edit: I got this to work using KeyRemap4MacBook, if anyone's interested, use this snippet in private.xml: <item> <name>Double-Shift to Caps Lock</name> <appendix>Double-tap ⇧ to Caps Lock</appendix> <identifier>double_tap_shift_to_caps_lock</identifier> <autogen> --DoublePressModifier-- KeyCode::SHIFT_L, KeyCode::SHIFT_L, KeyCode::CAPSLOCK </autogen> </item>
- kabdib 13y agoGames. This is really, really bad for games. Also, I tend to fiddle with keys, tapping shift nervously. Having this result in capslock would drive me nuts. It would be a deal-breaker if this functionality were in the keyboard firmware and not configurable.