← Back to context Comment by fragmede 1 year ago https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fliptheweb/bash-shortcuts-... has served me very well. 4 comments fragmede Reply yellowapple 1 year ago One of the very few things I like about macOS is that it rebinds the CUA key from Ctrl to Cmd, freeing up Ctrl for these Emacs-style text navigation keybinds. It's odd to me that seemingly zero Linux distros/DEs do this by default. mlrtime 1 year ago Wow thanks, I'm tattooing this on my right hand now. :) kevinrineer 1 year ago No one tell him about `set editing-mode vi` or `info readline` mlrtime 1 year ago I use emacs
yellowapple 1 year ago One of the very few things I like about macOS is that it rebinds the CUA key from Ctrl to Cmd, freeing up Ctrl for these Emacs-style text navigation keybinds. It's odd to me that seemingly zero Linux distros/DEs do this by default.
mlrtime 1 year ago Wow thanks, I'm tattooing this on my right hand now. :) kevinrineer 1 year ago No one tell him about `set editing-mode vi` or `info readline` mlrtime 1 year ago I use emacs
kevinrineer 1 year ago No one tell him about `set editing-mode vi` or `info readline` mlrtime 1 year ago I use emacs
One of the very few things I like about macOS is that it rebinds the CUA key from Ctrl to Cmd, freeing up Ctrl for these Emacs-style text navigation keybinds. It's odd to me that seemingly zero Linux distros/DEs do this by default.
Wow thanks, I'm tattooing this on my right hand now. :)
No one tell him about `set editing-mode vi` or `info readline`
I use emacs