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I’m not referring to the physical numrow but the one implemented as a kanata layer: https://github.com/OneDeadKey/arsenik?#num-row--num-pad Thanks to that layer, typing `S-[1]` is a simple matter of `sym-num-[Q]`.

Great idea! I’ll start using this in my personal config right away 🙂

Good catch, however I believe the funpad works better as a `layer-while-held`. Most of the time, I just want to hit a single Fn key; having to manually leave the...

A simple workaround to allow relationships to `A` is to refrain from using the same ID across files: ```c4 // 1.c4 a = elt "A" // […] // 2.c4 b...

Hey! I totally agree, the current numpad is no match for a physical one. And the numrow layer has a similar limitation (no `=` and `%`). Here’s what I will...

@nim65s oh you’re right, my bad! The `layer-switch` and `layer-while-held` features got mixed up in my mind and I wrongly assumed that Arsenik was only implementing the latter (it’s the...

FYI two patches have been released on top of this version: https://github.com/nushell/nushell/releases/tag/0.94.2

@bouttier interesting, I didn’t consider separating `S-tab` and `tab` but maybe this could work. However `tab` on `[F]` doesn’t work for me because it makes `Alt-tab` impossible using one hand....

Here’s a table summing up each position strengths and weaknesses: | `S-tab`/`tab` position | Homerow? | Finger strength | `A-tab` | `A-S-tab` | `C-tab` | `C-S-tab` | `M-tab` | |...

@bouttier `tab` on both `[D]` and `[F]` actually ticks all the boxes, yay! Sure, it takes a third slot but I don’t see any collision at the moment. I’ll just...