Design of Keybinding, Key Shortcut, Input System
In this section, we study the design, efficiency, of keyboard shortcuts (aka keybinding), and input system. (e.g. key shortcuts for copy, cut, paste, open, close, moving cursor by word, Photoshop keys, and keybinding of vim, emacs, and home row mod system, and input systems such as entering math formulas.)
If you are a programer, or doing image editing, video editing, majority of your keystroke is actually keyboard shortcuts, not typing letters. ใsee Emacs Command Frequency Statisticsใ
Keybinding and Input-System
- Why Alt Tab is Bad for Switching Windows
- How Many Shortcuts Are There
- Emacs vs vim, Keybinding Efficiency
- vim HJKL vs IJKL
- Gamers WASD Keys
- Design of vim Mode Activation Key
- History of Key Shortcuts: Emacs, vim, WASD
- History of vi Keys
- Muscle Memory vs Mnemonics
- Ctrl โ
Ban Key Combos - Ban Shift Key
- Function Key vs Key Chord
- Fast-repeat vs Non-fast-repeat Keys
- Modifier Keys Usage Frequency