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In Linux there's no need to Ctrl-v---just make the selection---, and Ctrl-c is instead Shift-Insert. How is that lacking; it saves 2 keystrokes?
by 8f3385e9ad93ba0 10y ago
In Linux there's no need to Ctrl-v---just make the selection---, and Ctrl-c is instead Shift-Insert. How is that lacking; it saves 2 keystrokes?
- douche 10y agoThe insert key is located in incredibly non-standard and inconvenient positions on many keyboards. For instance, right now I'd have to hold down a special mode-shift key, shift, and then find the insert key, which I don't believe I have ever typed on purpose in my life - it basically exists as a huge PITA, like the Caps-Lock key, that occasionally puts me into overwrite mode or does other things I didn't intend when I fat-finger it.