How can I get Emacs style key bindings in Visual Studio? Is it available in Settings? Do I need a Plug-in?
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I used the Emacs keyboard scheme for a few days, but it quickly drove me crazy -- I couldn't rebind keys they way I was used to in Emacs (or couldn't find how to rebind quickly).
I should try XKeyMacs....
After posting that Emacs keybindings/emulation would no longer be available in Visual Studio 2010, Emacs Emulation is now available as a free extension for VS 2010.
Unfortunately, the Emacs emulation extension for VS 2010 is not officially supported for VS 2012.
However, a workaround is possible if follow the steps outlined in this answer for an SO question on getting Emacs key-bindings in VS2012