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Then it is time to learn about Ctrl+L

• cozuya 12y ago
  Or F6. I've doubled your productivity!
  • hobarrera 12y ago
    Ctrl+L keeps most of your fingers on the home row. ;-)
    • palgrave 12y ago
      Only if you have a mutant right pinky finger.
      • Smirnoff 12y ago
        Programmers typically swap capslock for ctrl. So you press capslock (aka ctrl) with left hand and L with right hand -- all fingers on one row.
        • smeyer 12y ago
          >Programmers typically swap capslock for ctrl I don't think typically is the right word here. I've certainly done it before, but I'd wager that under (and possibly well under) a quarter of programmers actually have this remapping on their machines. This could be totally wrong, but is based on the people I've worked with and gone to school with.
        • platz 12y ago
          or, just swap ctrl and alt, and then you get to press ctrl with your thumb, no pinky mutation needed.
        • deleted 12y ago
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