Deleting lines is something I do a lot of so I tend to think that a highly used action shouldn't be 3 keys away.
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On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 12:06:37 +0100 Nick Treleaven nick.treleaven@btinternet.com wrote:
Hi all, I noticed in the Balsa email client they used Ctrl-Alt-F for one shortcut - are there any problems with using Ctrl-Alt-[a-z0-9]? I know that Ctrl-Alt-F[1-12] are taken for consoles. If there aren't any important conflicts with window managers, perhaps we should use Ctrl- Alt instead of Alt-Shift for some bindings - Alt-Shift seems more difficult to hold down because they are diagonally separated.
Also, to return to the line-related bindings, I think this might be better: Ctrl-K Copy lines Ctrl-Shift-K Cut lines Ctrl-Shift-L Delete lines
The advantages being consistency and making it harder to do destructive actions (having to hold shift, as discussed before). This would mean the 'Scroll to current line' binding would also need to be changed from Ctrl-Shift-L, perhaps left unbound.
Thoughts?
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