So I decided to try cursor. I’ve been using IntelliJ with emacs keybindings for a long time.
I chose to use the emacs keybindings during installation. Unfortunately, the cursor keybindings mask out standard emacs keybindings if you choose this.
For example, ctrl-k in emacs always kills a line in the editor. But I guess if we install cursor, it thinks you really want ctrl+k to bring up the composer window.
There are many, many other conflicts like this. Some are just vscode keymap issues and some are cursor keymap issues.
I’m going through all the conflicts changing the key mappings that cursor comandeered , but this is time consuming. Is there a better way? Is it possible for the cursor install to be more considerate to chosen keymaps at install time?
I’ll post my keybindings.json once I’ve finished fixing enough of the problems to make cursor usable.