Re: Changes for emacs 28

[Arthur Miller]

Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> writes:

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> There are two problems with C-?:
>
> * It requires two shift keys, so it is inconvenient.
> (The bindings for undo ensure it can be typed with just one
> shift key on all usual terminals.)
Doesn't that depend on the keyboard layout?

Some of bindings that you lucky us-layout people use are inconvenient
for oss others. We have to press shift+alt graphic and do some serious
finger gymnastics sometimes to use some Emacs bindings. I think there is
not much to do there, not everybody will be always happy with all
default bindings. We can just re-bind (what I do at least) what we find
awkward.

Could C-- work? Then undo functions will be on C-_ and C--, kind of
similar?