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After years using LARBS I only recently started using lf and I'm finding it a bit more difficulty when compared to Ranger, but I'm still forcing myself to use it, because it's faster.
In the lf config file, it sources a shortcutrc file, but it didn't seems to work, because the shortcutrc maps shortcuts that start with C and E, which are primarily used for copying and extracting. Is there something I'm not understanding about the shortcuts, is there any 'pre-shortcut' that should be used when typing these directories shortcuts? Or maybe there something more profound than that and, as the Nirvana song goes, "maybe I'm just dumb".
Thanks in advance.
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Is there something I'm not understanding about the shortcuts
No, you're right. The current configuration is broken. There's already a pull request by @TheYellowArchitect which fixes this by replacing C and E with f and F. I use that setup and it's very convenient. However, fixes can take a long time to be merged. Might be worth reminding @LukeSmithxyz about this particular issue.
After years using LARBS I only recently started using lf and I'm finding it a bit more difficulty when compared to Ranger, but I'm still forcing myself to use it, because it's faster.
In the lf config file, it sources a shortcutrc file, but it didn't seems to work, because the shortcutrc maps shortcuts that start with C and E, which are primarily used for copying and extracting. Is there something I'm not understanding about the shortcuts, is there any 'pre-shortcut' that should be used when typing these directories shortcuts? Or maybe there something more profound than that and, as the Nirvana song goes, "maybe I'm just dumb".
Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: