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Some example settings for Vim (for example janus) have the command-key bound to certain commands.
For example:
" Command-Shift-F for Ack
map <D-F> :Ack<space>
I don’t know how to find out what that D is on my Linux/Ubuntu system.
It doesn’t map to anything on Linux.
:h <DYou can substitute other keys, though, like
<C-is control