Ergoemacs-mode: ergonomic keybindings in Emacs to reduce RSI
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Ergoemacs-mode: ergonomic keybindings in Emacs to reduce RSI
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Re: Ergoemacs-mode: ergonomic keybindings in Emacs to reduce RSI
#2>Use the commonly bound keys familiar to most people today. Ctrl+C for copy
Disgusting
Re: Ergoemacs-mode: ergonomic keybindings in Emacs to reduce RSI
#3>Use the commonly bound keys familiar to most people today. Ctrl+C for copy Disgusting
Moreover, "commonly bound" need not be ergonomic. E.g.: qwerty.
Re: Ergoemacs-mode: ergonomic keybindings in Emacs to reduce RSI
#4There are other options for a more efficient Emacs.
https://github.com/chrisdone/god-mode
http://ergoemacs.org/misc/ergoemacs_vi_mode.html
My understanding is that Emacs keyboard chords are not healthy.
Re: Ergoemacs-mode: ergonomic keybindings in Emacs to reduce RSI
#5thanks for the post!
by the way, there's earlier hackernews discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=695893
Re: Ergoemacs-mode: ergonomic keybindings in Emacs to reduce RSI
#6>Use the commonly bound keys familiar to most people today. Ctrl+C for copy Disgusting
hi, you might give it a try. Many who used emacs for 10 to 20 years wrote to say they absolutely love it and switched. You can see them in the testimonials section.
Matthew Fidler introduced a theme system, so you can change any key you don't like, or disable the Windows style shortcuts. He's also quick to answer questions or fix bugs. Almost always within a day.
PS Matthew Fidler has been working on the project in the past 4 years. It's also part of GNU Elpa. :D