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0 pointsbrabel6mo ago0 comments

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.

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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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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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