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I know k is up, because I constantly <ESC> k in bash, bit the point of using hjkl is exactly not to know which one is what. You set your finger on the keyboard
by dorfsmay 10y ago
I know k is up, because I constantly <ESC> k in bash, bit the point of using hjkl is exactly not to know which one is what. You set your finger on the keyboard in home position, now your muscle memory does the rest.
- coldtea 10y ago>I know k is up, because I constantly <ESC> k in bash What is ESC-k supposed to do in Bash?
- tbirdz 10y agoThe poster probably changed his bash to use vi editing mode with set -o vi. In this mode, <ESC>k would put the text of the last command entered back on the prompt.
- dorfsmay 10y agoI do switch deadline to vi mode, since that's the editor I use the most. I'm always surprised by people who are on the vi/vim side of vi/emacs debates but then use the defaults emacs mode in deadline!