Closed kaliif closed 8 years ago
Do you set drag-stuff-modifier
to simply super
and it somehow adds shift you mean? Either way, you can simply just bind whatever key you want using global-set-key/define-key
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Yes. The line I'm using to set super is:
(setq drag-stuff-modifier 'super)
and I end up with S-s-arrow keybindings
Actually after posting I discovered that this could be some idiosyncrasy of my system, I'm not able to set s-arrow anywhere else either. But in such cases the keybinding simply doesn't work not set itself to shift+super. Not sure where to go with this..
I have never used a super key, so I cant help you. Closing this as it's not a drag-stuff issue.
The default 'meta works fine, so does setting 'control or 'shift. Setting 'super however binds the commands to shift+super. A bit unexpected. I'd like to be able to use 'super alone.