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I'm using VS Code with the atom keybindings on OSX, but I'm used to have it under linux. Is it possible to change the platform that VS Code uses (from the OSX to linux) and use the respective keybinding?
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Hi Kenneth, I mean if I can have the same atom key bindings on both OS (based on the Linux one), so having for example ctrl+c to copy on both systems instead of having command+c on MacOS and ctrl+c on Linux, without having to manually remap all of them
Ah @xdmx at this point in time we don't support this. The intent of the keymaps is to mimimic the original keyboard shortcuts for Atom, so you would have to copy paste them manually into your own keybindings.json file. You can simply copy them from https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-atom-keybindings/blob/master/package.json#L24, and remove the mac, win, linux keys, but keeping key around.
I'm using VS Code with the atom keybindings on OSX, but I'm used to have it under linux. Is it possible to change the platform that VS Code uses (from the OSX to linux) and use the respective keybinding?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: