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Initial work on platform-specific keybindings
Please consider platform-specific keybindings, given the use of the command key in the existing bindings. Thanks :)
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Ctrl+C is commonly used to exit command-line applications (such as watch-mode build/test scripts) and should not be trapped in terminal. I suggest Ctrl+Shift+C as the alternative (this is the default in gnome-terminal and probably many other terminals in Linux-land).
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For consistency, it should be Ctrl+Shift-V for paste.
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Several command-line applications might also use Ctrl+K, Ctrl+W etc. For example the popular command line editor nano by default uses Ctrl+K for cut line and Ctrl+W for find. Why would you run a text editor in a terminal in another text editor? Because (for example) git might open it for editing commit messages, interactive rebase, etc. I suggest that they should also be Ctrl+Shift+K and Ctrl+Shift+W.
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I agree with Ctrl+Shift+T for opening the terminal, as it avoids conflicting with Ctrl+T for the fuzzy finder. (Although Ctrl+P also opens the fuzzy finder.)
I agree that the suggestions (additional Shift modifier for the 5 items) make more sense than what is in the original PR.
@aravindet, perhaps I should just close this PR and you can open a different one instead?
Thanks sogaiu! Please don't close your PR, you can push an update on it.
Thanks, Aravind
On Fri, Feb 22, 2019 at 11:35 AM sogaiu [email protected] wrote:
I agree that the suggestions (additional Shift modifier for the 5 items) make more sense than what is in the original PR.
@aravindet https://github.com/aravindet, perhaps I should just close this PR and you can open a different one instead?
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