Tom Sydney Kerckhove

I have no clue why these packages would install the same files. Is that a mac thing?

Aha, in that case I actually can't do anything because I don't own any apple devices.

I agree, this is a great idea! However, it's quite complex to actually do because the cursor and the filesystem have to stay in sync. If you're interested in building...

@cipharius Sounds great! This will touch a fair bit of code, but all within the `smos` package. How would you like the configuration format for that to look? This is...

Alternative idea: Treat any configured keybinding as an overwrite for that action name. If you then want the action bound to two keys, you just use two configured bindings. I...

> Should the repeated key binding be silently ignored or should smos raise an error at startup? Perhaps this is something to solve seperately. We should make an issue about...

I made https://github.com/NorfairKing/smos/issues/72 for the conflicts.

Shorter explanation: such a map wouldn't get you any simplicity because one keystroke can potentially activate an arbitrarily long sequence of keys in a binding, so you can't use a...

> Will think about the key mapping in meanwhile and take a look at how kakoune, emacs Evil and spacemacs approaches complex sequences of modal bindings. That's a great idea!...

@cipharius It's good that you got your problem solved, but the actual issue of overwriting within a subsubcontext still exists so feel free to re-open this issue as necessary. Also...