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@ -381,13 +381,13 @@ It provides an easy way to navigate and switch projects. Take a look at its exte
to get a feel for everything you can do with Projectile. to get a feel for everything you can do with Projectile.
Prelude adds an extra keymap prefix `s-p` (`s` stands for Prelude adds an extra keymap prefix `s-p` (`s` stands for
`Super`) in addition to the standard one `C-c C-p`. By default on Windows keyboard `Super`) in addition to the standard one `C-c p`. By default on Windows keyboard
`Super` is mapped to the `Windows` key and on macOS keyboards `Super` is mapped `Super` is mapped to the `Windows` key and on macOS keyboards `Super` is mapped
to the `Command` key. to the `Command` key.
If you ever forget any of Projectile's keybindings just do a: If you ever forget any of Projectile's keybindings just do a:
<kbd>C-c C-p C-h</kbd> or <kbd>s-p C-h</kbd> <kbd>C-c p C-h</kbd> or <kbd>s-p C-h</kbd>
Alternatively you can just press <kbd>s-p</kbd> and wait for a moment Alternatively you can just press <kbd>s-p</kbd> and wait for a moment
for `which-key` to kick in and show you the available keybindings. for `which-key` to kick in and show you the available keybindings.