my new keyboard layout has “caps word” functionality (think caps lock but just for a single word) and my god traditional keyboard manufacturers need to get with the times
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@molly0xfff @gangrif https://docs.qmk.fm/features/caps_word, I presume? If I can map this to shift-capslock on my Keychron I will be SO HAPPY.
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@molly0xfff Oooh, that's a brilliant feature! 99% of the time, that's what I want to accomplish.
@ratfactor @molly0xfff this but using an OG Cherry MX lock switch *chefskiss
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my new keyboard layout has “caps word” functionality (think caps lock but just for a single word) and my god traditional keyboard manufacturers need to get with the times
where has this been all my life
@molly0xfff —molly i’m retroactively upset at every keyboard i’ve ever used
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@molly0xfff@hachyderm.io what would one do with such a function? So One Can Type Like This?
Edit: I see. Now that I read it, it makes a lot of sense and I think I need to go turn this...@projectmoon no, it capitalizes the whole word. great for typing abbreviations, writing SQL, etc
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@molly0xfff —molly i’m retroactively upset at every keyboard i’ve ever used
@beep same!!
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@projectmoon no, it capitalizes the whole word. great for typing abbreviations, writing SQL, etc
@molly0xfff@hachyderm.io Yes, I just read the documentaton on QMK website. I think I will need to go enable that...
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my new keyboard layout has “caps word” functionality (think caps lock but just for a single word) and my god traditional keyboard manufacturers need to get with the times
where has this been all my life
@molly0xfff will never find a use for caps lock that's as good as a backspace key tbh
the regular backspace is too far away
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@molly0xfff will never find a use for caps lock that's as good as a backspace key tbh
the regular backspace is too far away
@clarfonthey ten years ago i switched to keyboards that put backspace at the thumb and i’ve never looked back. capslock i’ve usually mapped to escape, although that’s the standard config for my new keyboard
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@clarfonthey ten years ago i switched to keyboards that put backspace at the thumb and i’ve never looked back. capslock i’ve usually mapped to escape, although that’s the standard config for my new keyboard
@molly0xfff that's fair; the calculus is totally different if you allow moving keys wherever
pinky backspace is a decent compromise tbh
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@beep same!!
CAPS WORD
CAPS WORD
CAPS WORDyou cannot believe the contortion required to do that 2-handed with just my finger tips and pinky solidly planted on the SHIFT key the whole time. It's like Guitar Hero but for typing.
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@beep same!!
@molly0xfff @beep In 1994, I was in a high school keyboarding class (we were using PCs), and the guy next to me was unaware of the shift key, so he would press caps lock, type a capital letter, and press caps lock again to resume lowercase typing. That’s how he thought you got capital letters. I showed him what the shift key does, and he didn’t like it because he’d have to press both keys at the same time. Dude needed a “caps letter” key!
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my new keyboard layout has “caps word” functionality (think caps lock but just for a single word) and my god traditional keyboard manufacturers need to get with the times
where has this been all my life
@molly0xfff the future is now.
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my new keyboard layout has “caps word” functionality (think caps lock but just for a single word) and my god traditional keyboard manufacturers need to get with the times
where has this been all my life
@molly0xfff I set this up on my Iris a few years ago and it’s literally the best thing I did since moving to an ortho/ergo layout
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my new keyboard layout has “caps word” functionality (think caps lock but just for a single word) and my god traditional keyboard manufacturers need to get with the times
where has this been all my life
@molly0xfff I will not be able to unthink this idea, it's as simple as it has been necessary for the last 50 years or so
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@molly0xfff @beep In 1994, I was in a high school keyboarding class (we were using PCs), and the guy next to me was unaware of the shift key, so he would press caps lock, type a capital letter, and press caps lock again to resume lowercase typing. That’s how he thought you got capital letters. I showed him what the shift key does, and he didn’t like it because he’d have to press both keys at the same time. Dude needed a “caps letter” key!
Funny that our phones now use a virtual shift key that locks only until the next key is pressed.
Your classmate may have anticipated this development... or caused it.
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