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0 pointsv9v4mo ago0 comments

Firefox opens a new window when I press C-n. Is this a setting that you have to enable?

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The op is probably on Mac where emacs movements use Ctrl but FF and other apps use Cmd key, so they always work as there’s no conflict.

Is there a way to enable such a mode on a Linux Desktop Environment, so most mnemonics use Super- instead of Ctrl- ?

Honestly being able to use emacs movements everywhere is one of the reasons I stay on MacOS.

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0 pointsv9v4mo ago0 comments

Firefox opens a new window when I press C-n. Is this a setting that you have to enable?

brabel4mo ago

The op is probably on Mac where emacs movements use Ctrl but FF and other apps use Cmd key, so they always work as there’s no conflict.

Is there a way to enable such a mode on a Linux Desktop Environment, so most mnemonics use Super- instead of Ctrl- ?

Honestly being able to use emacs movements everywhere is one of the reasons I stay on MacOS.

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