← Back to context Comment by AdamN 16 hours ago For those ctrl+a and ctrl+e are the way to go. 4 comments AdamN Reply kluc 15 hours ago Just a note - first time I see this and you just made my day, as Home/End behaviour on Mac was driving me crazy since I switched 7 YEARS AGO AdamN 15 hours ago Nice! Then you might really like ctrl+k. Go to the middle of the line and it will delete everything from the cursor to the end of the line.Also Option and the right and left arrows to move from one word to the next. I don't really use this one much though 1718627440 5 hours ago > Then you might really like ctrl+k. Go to the middle of the line and it will delete everything from the cursor to the end of the line.Actually it stands for _K_ill (opposite of _Y_ank), so you can get it back later too. Not sure, if that is also the case on Mac. aldanor 14 hours ago And c-n / c-p - with those you barely ever need arrow keys
kluc 15 hours ago Just a note - first time I see this and you just made my day, as Home/End behaviour on Mac was driving me crazy since I switched 7 YEARS AGO AdamN 15 hours ago Nice! Then you might really like ctrl+k. Go to the middle of the line and it will delete everything from the cursor to the end of the line.Also Option and the right and left arrows to move from one word to the next. I don't really use this one much though 1718627440 5 hours ago > Then you might really like ctrl+k. Go to the middle of the line and it will delete everything from the cursor to the end of the line.Actually it stands for _K_ill (opposite of _Y_ank), so you can get it back later too. Not sure, if that is also the case on Mac.
AdamN 15 hours ago Nice! Then you might really like ctrl+k. Go to the middle of the line and it will delete everything from the cursor to the end of the line.Also Option and the right and left arrows to move from one word to the next. I don't really use this one much though 1718627440 5 hours ago > Then you might really like ctrl+k. Go to the middle of the line and it will delete everything from the cursor to the end of the line.Actually it stands for _K_ill (opposite of _Y_ank), so you can get it back later too. Not sure, if that is also the case on Mac.
1718627440 5 hours ago > Then you might really like ctrl+k. Go to the middle of the line and it will delete everything from the cursor to the end of the line.Actually it stands for _K_ill (opposite of _Y_ank), so you can get it back later too. Not sure, if that is also the case on Mac.
Just a note - first time I see this and you just made my day, as Home/End behaviour on Mac was driving me crazy since I switched 7 YEARS AGO
Nice! Then you might really like ctrl+k. Go to the middle of the line and it will delete everything from the cursor to the end of the line.
Also Option and the right and left arrows to move from one word to the next. I don't really use this one much though
> Then you might really like ctrl+k. Go to the middle of the line and it will delete everything from the cursor to the end of the line.
Actually it stands for _K_ill (opposite of _Y_ank), so you can get it back later too. Not sure, if that is also the case on Mac.
And c-n / c-p - with those you barely ever need arrow keys