I don’t consider those frequently used shortcuts 
Thankfully there is no good way to use thore shortcuts on a regular keyboard either unless you move your hand which basicly negates the idea of an ergomech.
You could try rearanging the keys but I doubt you will find a comfortable combination. If you really wanted to use those combinations I would recommend using macros and binding them to a custom key combo, this would require you to write a custom firmware since macros can’t be created from Chrysalis.
But as an example of the bindings, you could creat a new layer which you switch to while holding down space and setup something like this;
- e - home
- d - end
- s - ctrl + alt + left
- a - cmd + alt + left
- f - …
- g -…
- …
I personally have the inner thumb keys (originaly the ctrl and alt key) to behave as home and end when tapped.
I’d recommend taking a look at the getting started section, there are some excellent guides to get you going and also take a look at the plugin directory on github, Chrysalis only allows you to use a mall subset off all the available plugins.
Here are some links to get srtarted;
- https://github.com/keyboardio/Kaleidoscope/tree/master/docs/plugins
- https://kaleidoscope.readthedocs.io/en/latest/setup_toolchain.html
And here is my post in regards to my first time flashing the Atreus, I ran into some isseus I had to figure out;