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2 months ago There is such a feature on iterm2, and I just want to find such a feature also in the Linux terminal. The following are some of my attempts at searching.
https://github.com/RedBearAK/toshy
I have already used toshy on my Fedora to make my shortcut keys conform to the style of macOS (the one I use most frequently is actually cmd+w, which can quickly close a window. Although cmd+h to quickly minimize a window would make me feel very troubled, I often accidentally trigger it, especially in my nvim configuration, cmd+h often represents something else).
I think the key position of cmd is more reasonable than that of ctrl, and I also Googled similar solutions like.
- https://askubuntu.com/questions/93624/how-do-i-swap-left-ctrl-with-left-alt-on-my-keyboard
- https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=355087
I tried the following change operation yesterday, but it didn't take effect, and I haven't gone to study why yet. But perhaps I should consider doing this and give up shortcuts like toshy.
Menu > Keyboard > Layouts > Options > Ctrl position > Swap Left Alt with Left CtrlGitHub
Keymapper config to make Linux work like a 'Tosh! Contribute to RedBearAK/toshy development by creating an account on GitHub.
Ask UbuntuThere is no such option in Keyboard Layout Options which is sad. How can I do it manually?
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since I have ctrl and cmd swapped in the whole system I wonder, if there is the possibility to swap them in the kitty config as well (since I would need to use CMD+C in order to issue a Ctrl+C console behaviour).
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