./install
mise run update-submodules
Instead of using Colemak's caps-lock-as-backspace, caps lock shifts modes to an "extend" layer, based on this post. Not everything is used from there, because it's a pain configuring it consistently across OSes.
| Colemak | QWERTY | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| UNEI | IJKL | arrow keys |
| LY | UO | home/end |
| JH | YH | pg up/down |
| O | ; | backspace |
| ; | P | delete |
| A | A | backspace |
| Q | Q | escape |
On an iPad using a remote session, caps lock is bound to alt for SSH connections, since you can't bind globally.
On remote hosts, installing nushell as a login shell is a little more painful and it's nice to use the mise shim for it. Leave the login shell as bash, and exec nushell on interactive mode:
.bashrc
export PATH="$HOME/.local/share/mise/shims:$PATH"
[ -n "$PS1" ] && exec nu # use nushell if shell is interactive.bash_profile
# bash is weird about when bashrc loads, so load it here too
source ~/.bashrc