An interesting aspect of having hand issues and switching to a column-staggered split keyboard (Corne) is that it made me realize how bad #Emacs key shortcuts are.
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An interesting aspect of having hand issues and switching to a column-staggered split keyboard (Corne) is that it made me realize how bad #Emacs key shortcuts are. Way too many key combinations forcing finger contortions all day long. Modal edition is clearly superior.
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An interesting aspect of having hand issues and switching to a column-staggered split keyboard (Corne) is that it made me realize how bad #Emacs key shortcuts are. Way too many key combinations forcing finger contortions all day long. Modal edition is clearly superior.
@galdor god-mode is really helpful as well.
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An interesting aspect of having hand issues and switching to a column-staggered split keyboard (Corne) is that it made me realize how bad #Emacs key shortcuts are. Way too many key combinations forcing finger contortions all day long. Modal edition is clearly superior.
@galdor agreed! Home row mods were a big win for me with emacs on my corne kbd. I did end up using helix for half a year, and even base nvi on OpenBSD after switching to the split kbd. Still use those daily, for my recreational hacking, because they feel good.
Eventually went back to emacs for work, because of terminal mgmt and buffer movement and project.el and magit and org mode and eglot and pdf-mode and flymake and dired… Just too damn productive
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