Re: Wildly different keystroke bindings
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From: David Vehrs <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [Annoyances] Wildly different keystroke bindings > OK so you want the same keystrokes to do the same thing in different > applications. Very good point, but not the thrust of my annoyance. In all honesty, I did think of this objection to using the same bindings. Which one would take precendence? The problem is when it comes to redefing the key sequence, or even being able to escape the screen or vi bindings so that the application (vi), shell (screen and bash), terminal (xterm, konsole), window manager (fluxbox, ice, gnome, kde) and X know what to do with each sequence.