Nice work, and congrats on the good progress - 25wpm may not very fast yet, but after only 3 days it's pretty good.
How is it supposed to work, say when it's enabled, should it be disabled manually or does it automatically go back to the normal layer, it seems strange but I see it being recommended a lot so I'm eager to try it out. So should the Extend layout be the same regardless of keyboard layout? My second question is regarding Extend layer in itself. Mostly go by key position rather than letter. Here is a sample from the QWFP row definition: The well commented Python script weighs in at about 250 lines of fairly readable code. The script attempts to stick closely to the default Extend as DreymaR defined it originally so that you can make your own customizations instead of taking mine. The project is hosted here: … /Karabiner. It lets you easily customize and generate a Karabiner-Elements Extend JSON file. So, I have published a Python script that does just that. some of the mouse movement and the additional modifiers too).Īnyway, I wanted a way to generate my Extend config so that I could easily customize it. questionable on a Mac (menu and insert, I'm looking at you. Especially since some of the Extend choices are. We're all keyboard layout nerds, right? Customizing should be possible. To implement Extend, it takes 1200+ lines! That makes customizing or even seeing what its doing a tricky endeavor. Karabiner-Elements uses massive JSON config files to accomplish its complex mappings. Modified this a bit so that now extend q would be control instead of escape.
#KARABINER ELEMENTS PROFILE FOR MAC BLUETOOTH KEYBOARD WINDOWS#
If you have any suggestions/know various mac equivalents for windows commands let me know. I think for Mac a few things need to be moved around but this should be a decent starting point. Simply use find/replace to edit the speeds to your liking (don't add a negative sign to your search just stick with the absolute value). The fast/slow speed options for those commands are double/half the default (i.e., mouse up is |1536| while mouse up fast is |3072|). These values are the default speeds you'd get from the standard mouse up/scroll up mappings in Simple Modifications. If you want to edit the mouse/scroll wheel speed: open the json file with Text Edit, then use command/F to find the numbers 1536 for mouse movement (should get 4 hits) and/or 32 for scroll speed (2 hits). To install: open Spotlight Search, type the following without quotes "~/.config", look for the Karabiner folder, then copy/paste the json file into the Complex Modifications folder. "Slash" has been mapped to "Mac control (this definitely needs a better spot)" "Quote" has been mapped to "Mission Control" "Backslash" has been mapped to "Launchpad" "Close Bracket" has been mapped to "Spotlight Search (command spacebar adding option to this opens the finder)" "Backspace" has been mapped to "Force Quit (command/option/escape)" "Grave Accent" has been mapped to "Eject" F key row has been left untouched since it already has media keys (escape is caps lock however) I don't know all the mac equivalents for certain commands so I filled in the blanks with whatever I could think of: I have created a file for Karabiner-Elements which implements mouse/scroll wheel movement. Then I'd make Button 3 into Ctrl+T as mentioned, as a middle click will sometimes make a new tab.ĭid you lose Esc on Q? I find that very convenient indeed, not only for Vim but for dialogs too! Any other deviations? Button 2 can be an extra Menu key as that is often its function. Button 1 can be Space for now, as normal Space is missing in the Extend layer and it can be handy in some dialogues. Not sure what to do with the buttons 1/2/3 then. They'll be remapped when the proper mouse keys are back up, so it's no biggie anyway. I think I did that for my TMK files.įor the mouse movement keys, maybe Ctrl+Left/Right/Up/Down for now? Those can be handy and this way reduces chording a bit (at the cost of stretching). What I'd do then, is to map an extra pair of Up/Down to the mouse wheel Extend keys (W/R) as they do a bit of the same when scrolling.
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