← Back to context Comment by agys 14 hours ago Thumb + index? 3 comments agys Reply europoorean 14 hours ago Pinky + index for control C etcAlso Pinky finger to crouch in Medal of Honor, etc :-)Control has always been in the bottom left corner (until certain laptops started putting Fn there) in_a_hole 14 hours ago MacOS natively lets you remap the modifier keys, I have the Ctrl and Fn keys switched. It's input source dependent as well so I have it do this for the built-in keyboard only. Gareth321 10 hours ago I will echo the other user. Pinky + index is far more comfortable on Windows keyboards than thumb + index on command + c on Macs.
europoorean 14 hours ago Pinky + index for control C etcAlso Pinky finger to crouch in Medal of Honor, etc :-)Control has always been in the bottom left corner (until certain laptops started putting Fn there) in_a_hole 14 hours ago MacOS natively lets you remap the modifier keys, I have the Ctrl and Fn keys switched. It's input source dependent as well so I have it do this for the built-in keyboard only.
in_a_hole 14 hours ago MacOS natively lets you remap the modifier keys, I have the Ctrl and Fn keys switched. It's input source dependent as well so I have it do this for the built-in keyboard only.
Gareth321 10 hours ago I will echo the other user. Pinky + index is far more comfortable on Windows keyboards than thumb + index on command + c on Macs.
Pinky + index for control C etc
Also Pinky finger to crouch in Medal of Honor, etc :-)
Control has always been in the bottom left corner (until certain laptops started putting Fn there)
MacOS natively lets you remap the modifier keys, I have the Ctrl and Fn keys switched. It's input source dependent as well so I have it do this for the built-in keyboard only.
I will echo the other user. Pinky + index is far more comfortable on Windows keyboards than thumb + index on command + c on Macs.