On 6 Ago, 18:34, "B. T. Raven" <ni...@nihilo.net> wrote:
A conservative approach to Emacs ergonomics with a Dvorak keyboard on
w32 is to pull the keycaps, including the bottom row and use Keytweak
to reassign the mod keys:
super alt ctl spacebar ctl alt super hyper
What do you use the Hyper key for?
If all mod keys could be placed for easy access from the home keys and
if there were some way to make the simultaneous pressing of 3 mod keys
sticky (i.e allowing further mod keys to be stacked on top of them) then
one could touch type things like shift control alt super hyper meta a
Yes, Windows allows for sticky modifier: you can set that into
Accessibility options (Control Panel).
Thanks.