Remapped on kinesis itself -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- caps lock -> backspace (freq use) backspace -> right gui/windows (freq use) left alt -> return/enter (very infreq use) right ctrl -> return/enter (freq use) right gui/windows -> left gui enter -> right gui (infreq use) left ctrl == left gui/windows because I use the kinesis mac mode (=m) (freq use) (is then remapped immediately to f4) Always remapped in controllermate (applied after kinesis hardware remaps) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- left gui (aka left ctrl) -> f4 (see above) right gui -> activate Thumb Mode 1 (silences all other keys) (real keys = backspace & enter already remapped by kinesis) delete forward -> activate Thumb Mode 2 (silences all other keys) (by left thumb) right-arrow -> left ctrl left-arrow -> left alt end -> left gui/windows page-down -> right gui/windows down-arrow -> right alt up-arrow -> left ctrl # I also do some funky changes with these to make underscore more # handy, while keeping hyphen as top level key: \ -> underscore shift hyphen -> backslash \ backtick -> tilda left backslash -> backtick (aka insert) Thumb Mode 1 (very freq use) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I also have a usb numeric keypad positioned under my right foot that has most of its keys remapped to activate Thumb Mode 1. So this could also be called big-toe mode Under my left foot I have the kinesis foot pedal mapped to right-shift. Using toe-mode allows me to use these macros without tiring out my thumbs. v -> backspace =/+ -> capslock ' (apostrophe) -> return/enter # general navigation in emacs and bash, etc j -> left-arrow k -> down-arrow l -> right-arrow i -> up-arrow ; -> page-down p -> page-up m -> home , -> end s -> ctrl left-arrow d -> ctrl down-arrow f -> ctrl right-arrow e -> ctrl up-arrow # macros for Awesome WM 0 -> gui+enter 1 -> gui+1 2 -> gui+2 3 -> gui+3 4 -> gui+4 5 -> gui+5 6 -> gui+6 7 -> gui+ctrl+return 8 -> gui+ctrl+k 9 -> gui+ctrl+j # I also used to have these two: # . -> gui+k # / -> gui+j # but I'm currently experimenting with this intead: . -> ( / -> ) # macro for gnu screen u -> C-o (my screen command key rather than C-a) # macros for Emacs right shift -> C-l q -> [f5] (doubles as refresh in browser) x -> C-x C-s w -> [f4] (faster to reach) right ctrl -> C-x C-s right gui -> C-x v = (vc-diff, I usually just type this out) [ -> C-x C-f ] -> M-x (remapped by emacs to smex) down-arrow -> C-s up-arrow -> C-r b -> C-x b g -> C-g t -> [f7]-0 (which toggles the mark) o -> C-x o space -> M-/ a -> C-space (this is awesome in combination with my navigation keys above and quick access to C-y and M-w) backslash (right pinky)-> C-y hyphen (right pinky) -> M-w Thumb Mode 2 (less freq use) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # macro for nested copies of gnu screen u -> C-u (rather than C-a, or C-o) # macros for Emacs j -> [f2]-j (bound to windmove-left) k -> [f2]-k (bound to windmove-down) l -> [f2]-l (bound to windmove-right) i -> [f2]-i (bound to windmove-up) m -> [f2]-m (bound to flymake-goto-prev-error) , -> [f2]-, (bound to flymake-goto-next-error) [ -> C-u 5 C-x{ (shrink-window-horizontally) ] -> C-u 5 C-x} (enlarge-window-horizontally)