insidewhy/colemak

Rebindings to vim like applications for colemak

colemak's Issues

emacs/evil package

+1 to these configs, they make the most sense to me as well. i arrived at this layout independently, except for the brilliant touch to swap l/u (u/i on qwerty) which preserves muscle memory for insert/undo.

these configurations inspired me to create a similar config for emacs/evil (vim-like editing in emacs). i plan to publish it as an emacs package once i finish it.

this "issue" is merely a thank you note; feel free to close it right away. :)

t/f and end of word rotation

hey, in case you're interested, to get slightly better ergonomics for "end of word" (qwerty e in vim) and "jump to char" (qwerty f in vim), the vim+colemak shuffle can be improved by putting both of these back into their qwerty position. this comes at the expense of putting "jump until char" (qwerty t in vim) at the hard to reach colemak j (qwerty y) position. details at wbolster/emacs-evil-colemak-basics#2 (comment)

Binding C-i in tmux

Hello, it seems like this binding won't work in tmux:

bind-key C-i next-window

as C-i and tab send the same key. I have been trying to look for a workaround but nothing so far...

tips for fancier less config

# Configuration for less(1)
# Run "lesskey" to produce a ".less" file from this source file.

#command
h    left-scroll

# qwerty
l    right-scroll

# colemak
i    right-scroll
n    forw-line
N    forw-line-force
e    back-line
E    back-line-force
k    repeat-search
\ek  repeat-search-all
K    reverse-search
\eK  reverse-search-all