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From: | Gregory Heytings |
Subject: | Re: PROPOSAL: Repurpose one key and reserve it for third-party packages |
Date: | Wed, 10 Feb 2021 14:51:38 +0000 |
Wasn't C-\alpha supposed to be a global keybinding? org-mode speciic bindings don't make sense outside of org-mode and mode specific keybindings already have a set that is already reserved for them.Org-mode has indeed its own bindings when you are in an org-mode buffer, but three of its commands make sense / are designed to be used outside of org-mode buffers: org-agenda, org-capture and org-store-link.So just random thinking, since we have calendar mode, and diary mode. And those do not have a global binding, why should org-agenda/org-capture/org-store-link get one?
Because someone who installs Emacs does not (in general) do that with the specific intention of using calendar mode or diary mode, whereas someone who installs org-mode does it with the specific intention of using org-mode?
That being said, I would not object if Emacs decided to give a global binding to some of the built-in apps (calendar, calc, gnus, diary, ...).
Or why not put org-store-link under C-x r ?
That would be possible, but there are not many free letters there, and if org-mode did this it would take the risk to have the chosen key reclaimed by Emacs for another purpose at any time.
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