Ole Christian Eidheim

@SethHamilton you can have a look at https://gitlab.com/eidheim/desktop-stream that uses upgrade in order to have a web server and a websocket server share the same port. I have never considered...

It seems that redshift or similar solutions might be a way to go here instead. See for instance https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/redshift. If you run Wayland, Gnome has an implementation too. Not sure...

Maybe this is adjustable through some Gtk-settings? Gtk is quite customizable so I guess it should be possible to change these keys for all your Gtk applications.

You might be able to set this through the file ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini. However, could not immediately find any good documentation on this. Think you can change theme variables here though, maybe...

Found this, maybe it will help: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Vi_key_bindings_in_gtk

I still think the best way would be to adjust the gtk settings, and thus get the wanted bindings throughout all gtk applications. But glad you found a workaround!

Good job, figuring this out! However, the reason other IDE's has these various modes is because they do not use Gtk which has built-in support for altering these keys. http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Vi_key_bindings_in_gtk...

Also, then these key bindings (through gtk settings) would work not only on the source view (like now), but in for instance autocomplete and selection dialogs, and entry fields as...

@zalox That might lead to more confusion than what is gained. Most users will not bother with the gtk settings I think. Not sure, but the gtk settings search for...

I guess we have to program some of the modes and functions commonly used in vim. Gnome-builder has a vim mode, and it might be that we can reuse something...