I'd be open to using something else instead of Karabiner if necessary (I've been curious about kmonad but wasn't sure if it's a good fit for stuff like this).
Does anyone have a good workaround for this? It seems like there should just be a set of different rules somewhere that for example would map ctrl+hyper+hjkl to ctrl+arrow keys, etc. Better to bind Control- to ESC as in below setting. 7 recording arm 8 hygrograph 9 hygrometer element (hair element) 10 reading. And moreover, the rule that changes caps lock to hyper has a little exception that modifier+caps lock makes it act as the original caps lock.īecause of this, I feel like I can't really get in the habit of using hyper+hjkl instead of the arrow keys. As HHKBs ESC is place for (gravce accent (back quote)) and (tilde) at other keyboards. to be classified under 1-4 in the case of tropical storms 22 black arrow.
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Creating a Hyper Key (i.e., remapping capslock to become an additional modifier key) is a game changer I use Capslock 1 with Karabiner Elements on macOS. Karabiner Elements: Vi-Style Arrows (Complex Modifications) In order to keep your hands on the homerow, another option is to use a trigger key plus hjkl as arrow keys at system level.
This doesn't work with the hyper+hjkl rule, presumably because hyper already means that all modifiers are active, so adding the same modifiers again wouldn't have any effect. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects. For example, I use ctrl + left/right to navigate between desktops, and opt + left/right, or cmd + left/right, to move around in text. I am a programmer, I need to use arrows keys a lot, so can I remap these keys to other keys I have downloaded the karabiner, however, I cannot define the complex modifications rules myself, karabiner only provide default rules. I use only two predefined complex modifications:īut I often need to use arrow keys with additional modifiers.
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