I'm puzzled by the idea that positional constant
is good for key bindings. How does the machine I
ssh to know my keyboard layout or whether I am
using a input with a related positional concept?
(I suppose I should say I was puzzled by it, and
now I am puzzled why this idea is back yet again.)
> How does the machine I ssh to know my keyboard layout
Why does it need to? If you are using say, Dvorak, you can just pick the keyboard layout by pressing `*` (a keybinding which is not affected by the chosen keyboard layout)
The machines and coworkers I have have no idea what I am using
locally if they don't watch my typing, it could be QWERTZ or
Turkish-F it could be a chorded keyboard.
Going backwards to layout makes no sense to me. They then can't tell me what to type, we get to fight about env defaults, etc.. And for what? If your composition is any good it is approaching the abstract of code so looking at your hands and some visual feedback is of little value as it traverses the whole context.
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