Re: keyboard-translate working for Control but not for Alt

[B. T. Raven]

Elena wrote:
> 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.

Yeah, I knew about that but I wanted them to be sticky dynamically, only 
if 3 were pressed simultaneously. Three plus an alphanumeric is about 
the limit for comfortable touch typing. As soon as the keychord is 
interpreted by Emacs they should become unsticky again.