Vim Clutch for Emacs?

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  • dactyl-keyboard

    Parameterized ergonomic keyboard

  • I've done it. But I did it with a custom board. I grabbed this foot pedal and adapter and then added it to the dactyl keyboard I built with a 3.5mm jack and stuck it in the keyboard matrix that wasn't using a key.

  • centripedal

    a tiny daemon for coalescing keyboard events

  • This is true, but it can be worked around with software solutions given a window server that supports event taps. I wrote one for macOS (https://github.com/patrickt/centripedal) and I’m fairly sure the approach would scale to X or Win32. It’s enabled me to use my Kinesis pedal with my Keymacs keyboard.

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    The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.

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  • evil-escape

    Customizable key sequence to escape from insert state and everything else in Emacs.

  • why not evil-escape instead of a clutch? it is quite fast or it is just a personal preference?

  • key-seq.el

    map pairs of sequentially pressed keys to commands

  • I already use a key sequence for toggling. I want to go to the next level, remove the extra step, and have a fluid experience at the keyboard.

  • footswitch

    Command-line utility for PCsensor and Scythe foot switches

  • This project makes it possible to program the device from Linux.

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