On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 10:33:56AM -0600, Ross Werner wrote:
> I tried remapping capslock to control once. I don't ever remember what
> happened ... I probably reinstalled or something. Thing is, I kept the
> bottom-CTRL activated because it's simply easier for CTRL-Z, CTRL-X, and C
> and V as well. I never did get used to it, though, in the week or so that
> I tried it.
>
> Now I'm contemplating mapping capslock to ESC, for vi purposes ...
> muwahahaha ...
I never hit the ESC key when I use vi. I always just hit CTRL-[, which
amounts to the same thing, and is less of a reach. It'd be even easier
with the capslock key remapped to CTRL. Which is where CTRL ought to be
anyway for Unix systems, because unix people need CTRL a heck of a lot
more than stupid capslock! I mean, everything's in lowercase, unless
you use those silly Java or C++ naming conventions with the uppercase
letters everywhere... but that's the subject of another holy war! ;)
--Levi
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