feat(HRM+Vim): replace left Num by Fn - #60
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Now that there's an fn key in direct access in all non-2TK flavors, the spec can be simplified a bit, by removing fn on the right nav key.
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As an HRM+Vim user, I got used to access
NumRowwith the left num key, which causes two problems:NumRow.Proposal
Replace the left num key with fn. Before:

After:

Pros:
NumRowCons:
Affected Flavors
Only HRM+Vim. All other flavors and variants are unchanged.
Possible Additions
As all non-2TK variants have a direct fn key, the
fnaccess on the right nav key could be dropped, making the keymap a bit simpler, leaving a very good place for a custom action.Feedback Required
Marking this a Draft to make sure it’s discussed properly before we decide anything.