Lately I’ve been curious whether or not my actual Emacs keymapping usage actually reflects how I think I use it. What I mean is that I have a goal of mapping frequently used operations to easily-accessible keybindings on the keyboard. What I plan to do is to record my usage so that I can study it to find mapping decisions that I got right, and wrong, and also identify things that I use that I should be mapping closer to home.
The simplest approach would be to use a keylogger, or advice inside of Emacs.
What I am curious about is your approach if you had done, or would do, something like this, and your thoughts an ideas.
In my case I lay out my mappings for how far away from home they are, and that has worked well so far, but I would like some numbers to back up that claim though it is not too serious depending upon how you look at it.
Cross posted from help-gnu-emacs
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You can use the keyfreq package to do exactly that š
IĀ remember that article by Xah Lee: http://ergoemacs.org/emacs/command-frequency.html
Finally he advises to use keyfreq now: https://github.com/dacap/keyfreq
FUCO1, ELVINCE:
Thank you.
Grant Rettke: Personal approach for collecting #Emacs usage statistics advice? http://t.co/LL4m11kVAn