Re: How big are your customisations?

["dsoliver@earthlink.net" <dsoliver@earthlink.net>]

This discussion is interesting. It reminds me of 1982 and DOS days
using WordStar. That program was originally designed to be used without
arrow keys. It was very logically set up. Doesn't Emacs have a wordstar
mode? Though that might be from a much later version. Vi mode should
also have non cursor arrow/mouse  movement options. --Douglas

David Hansen wrote:
> On 4 Aug 2006 22:28:43 -0700 Davin Pearson wrote:
>

> > C-f.
> >
> > All computers that I have ever used have
> > cursor keys, so to me it seems unnecessary
> > to have C-f/C-b/C-n/C-p defined as
> > cursor movement.
>
> Try using C-f/C-b/C-n/C-p.  I'm serious.  It's far for
> comfortable and faster to not move away your hand from the
> main part of the keyboard.  Takes some time to get used to