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Not the parent, but I also prefer shell to ansi-term for my daily usage. My 99% use-case is running programs that don't need terminal emulator support, but I d
by swhipple 11y ago
Not the parent, but I also prefer shell to ansi-term for my daily usage.
My 99% use-case is running programs that don't need terminal emulator support, but I do commonly use Emacs keybindings for navigating around the buffer -- which requires switching between char and line modes when using ansi-term.
- clynbech 11y agoIt does not need to be either/or. I have configured the terminal mode of ansi-term to allow the cursor keys to move around in the buffer as usual exactly because I often like to back up a bit to look at some output and keeping remembering that the normal buffer movement keys was not available became annoying.