- Updated readme again, keeping it shorter

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Ben Reaves
2020-02-03 14:25:22 -06:00
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\- Type in Linux like it's a Mac. \-
Memory muscle matters for programmers and developers.
Kinto tries to create a ZERO remapping or key rebinding solution by placing your modifiers and shortcut keys where they are expected to be ahead of time - and to do it faster than anything else. The point is to keep the user out of individually setting up new keybindings.
Cmd = Ctrl+Shift for all terminals.
Note: As of version 1.0 Kinto no longer maps Cmd/Alt to Super while using the Terminal, it is now mapping to Ctrl+Shift by default. Please reset your terminal's keymaps back to their defaults.