Currently working with HHKB Professional Hybrid Type-S
Right Shift + HHKB Arrows maps to the Arrow keys
Single Press Left Control to trigger Capslock as normal keyboard
Hold Left Control to trigger the normal Control functionality
Right Command maps to toggle Alfred
Right Option maps to Hyper (f19)
Shift + Esc triggers ~ as normal keyboard
Double Press Left Shift to trigger the Select Previous Input Method
event
Hold Left Shift triggers the normal Shift functionality as normal keyboard
Shortcut | Usage |
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Ctrl + A | Go to the start of the command line |
Ctrl + E | Go to the end of the command line |
Ctrl + D | Delete from cursor to the end of the command line |
Ctrl + K | Cut the text from after the cursor position |
Ctrl + F | Move forward one character |
Ctrl + B | Move backward one character |
Ctrl + P | Move to the beginning of the line above |
Ctrl + N | Move to the beginning of the line below |
Ctrl + D | Delete character under the cursor |
Ctrl + H | Delete character before the cursor |
Shortcut | Usage |
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Ctrl + L | clear the screen |
Ctrl + C | terminate the command |
Ctrl + K | Cut the text from after the cursor position |
Ctrl + U | Cut the text from before the cursor position |
Ctrl + W | Cut the previous word from the cursor position |
Ctrl + Y | Paste word or text that was cut using one of the deletion shortcuts |
Esc + b | Move cursor to the previous word |
Esc + f | Move cursor to the next word |
Cmd + b | Move cursor to the previous word (see iTerm configuration below) |
Cmd + f | Move cursor to the next word (see iTerm configuration below) |
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Install iTerm2
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Launch and then go to
keys
>keybindings
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Click the
+
button to add a new keyboard shortcut -
In the first box type Cmd + Left Arrow
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In the second box choose
send escape sequence
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In the third box type the letter b
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Click the
+
button to add a new keyboard shortcut -
In the first box type Cmd + Right Arrow
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In the second box choose
send escape sequence
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In the third box type the letter f
NOTE: the above configuration re-map the key combinations for word-to-word movement. Esc + f moves one word to the right, and Esc + b moves one word to the left,