commit d2909994751918262e8107b880b1da42db744282
parent 9781fe8ba85fb322ded6b28c9086542281a44193
Author: pyratebeard <root@pyratebeard.net>
Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2025 13:09:11 +0000
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diff --git a/entry/20251104-no_escape.md b/entry/20251104-no_escape.md
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ keywords: [linux, tips]
For as long as I have been using {neo,}vim I have switched Capslock to Escape. I found it is a much nicer position. I have also used various methods to change Capslock to Ctrl if held and Escape if tapped. I have achieved this though software such as [xcape][xcape] or more recently configuring the keyboard firmware where possible.
-Recently I purchased a cheap bluetooth keyboard to use with my tablet, I opted for the [RoyalKludge RK68][royalklude] as it is a good size/format. What I didn't count on is the lack of functionality in the propriety firmware. Unlike [VIA/QMK][via] or [ZWK][zmk] firmware which I have on my other boards, the RoyalKludge firmware doesn't have the ability to set a "mod-tap" key.
+Recently I purchased a cheap bluetooth keyboard to use with my tablet, I opted for the [RoyalKludge RK68][royalkludge] as it is a good size/format. What I didn't count on is the lack of functionality in the propriety firmware. Unlike [VIA/QMK][via] or [ZWK][zmk] firmware which I have on my other boards, the RoyalKludge firmware doesn't have the ability to set a "mod-tap" key.
At first I tried setting Capslock to Escape and using the normal left Ctrl key. That didn't work very well for me so I started to look for alternatives. That is when I discovered the key combination `Ctrl-[` is the equivalent to pressing Escape. This is Linux functionality so works across the system.
