yes, in my case I use command as meta, and option as control (capslock is also a control), i know it is bit weird. This is mainly to be able to have a control in the right side of the keyboard (I'm using a macbook). I might try your key layout for a few days to see if I get use to it (although I think the command key as meta is too hardwired in my brain) ;)
thanks, guille On Dec 13, 3:52 pm, Howard Melman <[email protected]> wrote: > I know some people use command as meta, but I have heard of using command as > control. I use Aquamacs and use option as meta and control as control (and I > have capslock mapped to a second control key) and use command as command. I > find this works best for moving between apps and having my muscle memory > still work. cmd-v does paste in every app for me, even emacs and control-v > scrolls in emacs, no matter what machine I'm using. > > Howard > > On Dec 13, 2009, at 6:11 AM, guille wrote: > > > > > ok, thanks for the info. Agree with you that not forcing the key > > sequence > > will be great for all applications which don't use it to paste (I know > > there > > won't be many, but anyway). > > > /g > > > On Dec 13, 4:11 am, Makoto Y <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I don't think that is possible now -- this behavior is hard-coded at - > >> (IBACtion)qsPaste:(id)sender in QSPasteboardController.m (and void > >> QSForcePaste() in NSPasteboard_BLTRExtensions.m). > >> Perhaps the devs can add a preference entry not to force this key- > >> sequence when a user selects an entry in the clipboard history panel > >> to fix this. > > >> On Dec 12, 10:24 pm, guille <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>> Hi, > > >>> when using quicksilver's clipboard and pasting to Emacs, the clipboard > >>> attempts to paste the text issuing the key cmd-v, which in emacs is > >>> (scroll down), is there a way to make the Clipboard paste it through > >>> another key (Crtl-y for instance)? > > >>> thanks, > > >>> guille
