- It doesn't seem like any of your suggestions are possible
Could you resolve this self-contradiction first?
Huh I don't think I said anything's impossible
Or name one?
- even if they are with something like Karabiner, "My point is that it's always gonna be a little imperfect and maybe a lot of work"
I've also addressed this mistake, but you're just repeating it without any reponse to that, so can't add anything new
No, all I'm saying is that going from "docs" to "API docs" on a site like HN isn't a big leap,
But it is a leap, in the same mistaken direction of all your other leaps. Also you forgot to excuse limiting the hardware to only the recent models to
and I was just making an off-hand remark that you've dug into multiple times now.
And the correction was (in an off-hand remark in parentheses), why do you keep pretenting like it's not your trying to defend this silly mistake is what's "digging into"?
I'm forced to conclude you don't actually know how to do this
No one is forcing you to spread your ignorance like that onto other people, that's just another one of your bad faith leaps
You've not responded to my questions about specifics on this for either Terminal.app or iTerm2.
This is pretty trivial, and you rail against me for addressing your comments in a detailed manner, so I skipped that one: in Karabiner you make a simple rebind "if terminal is active, let Cmd-C send something else"
Also FWIW "using a different keybind to cancel" isn't something you've suggested before, which I know can be done in config files.
So if you knew it's possible, why did you waste time arguing it was all time consuming and complicated?
You can't really mean this.
Of course I don't mean what yet another one of your confused leaps resulted in. If you use Cmd-C to cancel in the terminal, this conflicts with Cmd-C as copy everywhere else. And you'd use Cmd to cancel (although not necessarily Cmd-C, far simpler to use Cmd-X or something) instead of Control because Cmd is your "control" key on a Mac
Try to remember that this whole conversation started with me trying to clear your confusion about "[winning] Macs also have the same "Fn on the far left" layout" - the far left side and relative positions of fn and Control isn't as relevant since you'd use Cmd for all control-like functions to be consistent with the rest of the OS
in Karabiner you make a simple rebind "if terminal is active, let Cmd-C send something else"
That's great; we agree: "even if they are with something like Karabiner, 'My point is that it's always gonna be a little imperfect and maybe a lot of work'"
Everything else is you nakedly trying to score internet points instead of having an earnest discussion with me, which I would guess won't win you a lot of friends.
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To correct the mistake you keep repeating
Could you resolve this self-contradiction first?
Or name one?
I've also addressed this mistake, but you're just repeating it without any reponse to that, so can't add anything new
But it is a leap, in the same mistaken direction of all your other leaps. Also you forgot to excuse limiting the hardware to only the recent models to
And the correction was (in an off-hand remark in parentheses), why do you keep pretenting like it's not your trying to defend this silly mistake is what's "digging into"?
No one is forcing you to spread your ignorance like that onto other people, that's just another one of your bad faith leaps
This is pretty trivial, and you rail against me for addressing your comments in a detailed manner, so I skipped that one: in Karabiner you make a simple rebind "if terminal is active, let Cmd-C send something else"
So if you knew it's possible, why did you waste time arguing it was all time consuming and complicated?
Of course I don't mean what yet another one of your confused leaps resulted in. If you use Cmd-C to cancel in the terminal, this conflicts with Cmd-C as copy everywhere else. And you'd use Cmd to cancel (although not necessarily Cmd-C, far simpler to use Cmd-X or something) instead of Control because Cmd is your "control" key on a Mac
Try to remember that this whole conversation started with me trying to clear your confusion about "[winning] Macs also have the same "Fn on the far left" layout" - the far left side and relative positions of fn and Control isn't as relevant since you'd use Cmd for all control-like functions to be consistent with the rest of the OS
(Sorry been traveling and sick)
That's great; we agree: "even if they are with something like Karabiner, 'My point is that it's always gonna be a little imperfect and maybe a lot of work'"
Everything else is you nakedly trying to score internet points instead of having an earnest discussion with me, which I would guess won't win you a lot of friends.