which one do you use most (for shortcuts and whatnot)? left or

Left because the right one is a pain in the ass to reach. Or maybe I'm just too used to using only the left one, I don't know.

Always left, right may as well not exist.

>>57965607
The opposite side to the key I'm pressing with it.

If I had a keyboard without a numpad I might use the right control, but it's just way too out of the way to use. Why is it even there?

>>57965607
Just a reminder: if you not remapped your capslock to ctrl you pile of fucking trash.

>>57966104
> not binding it to the escape key
We get it. Vim is too hard for you

there's one on the right?

>>57965691
Wrong.

>>57965747
Correct.

>>57966409
>not literally using raw ^[ instead of the syntactic sugar key in the top lef

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>>57966452

>>57966480
No, I am not. If you're a touch typist, it makes little sense to press both main key and modifier with the same hand. The control keys are excellent to press with the side of your palm if you follow the home row method. You barely move the hand at all to press them.

the right one, since most of the keys I have to press with it are on the left.

>>57966524
ur rong
RONG I SAY

Card carrying leftist.
linux utf input + screen + vim use left friendly default keybinds.

>>57966595
Cry moar, lowly hunter/pecker.

>>57965607
Left. Same goes for shift.