I'm using a Dvorak-like keyboard layout on my Linux laptop. For example, the N key on my laptop writes a P, and the L key writes an N.
This plugin maps next-line to the physical C-n key combination, which on my laptop really is C-p. previous-line is mapped to the physical C-p which on my laptop is really C-v.
I can of course fork and modify the plugin to match my keyboard layout, but it would be more convenient if it respected the active keyboard layout, especially if I switch back and forth between QWERTY and my layout. This is how all other software behaves.
I'm using a Dvorak-like keyboard layout on my Linux laptop. For example, the
Nkey on my laptop writes aP, and theLkey writes anN.This plugin maps
next-lineto the physicalC-nkey combination, which on my laptop really isC-p.previous-lineis mapped to the physicalC-pwhich on my laptop is reallyC-v.I can of course fork and modify the plugin to match my keyboard layout, but it would be more convenient if it respected the active keyboard layout, especially if I switch back and forth between QWERTY and my layout. This is how all other software behaves.