Ctrl-arrow jumps over words, like Alt-f/w. Ctrl-pgup/pgdown jumps to top/bottom of the current screen in mcedit without moving it. Shift-arrow selects text as

Ctrl-arrow jumps over words, like Alt-f/w. Ctrl-pgup/pgdown jumps to top/bottom of the current screen in mcedit without moving it. Shift-arrow selects text as cursor moves, ctrl-shift-arrow jumps over word and selects it in mceditor in mc. Shift-del (cut), ctrl-ins (copy), and shift-ins (paste) are parts of IBM CUA guidelines since 1988. Only shift-ins is necessary to implement, because mouse selection is automatic (no need for ctrl-ins) and shift-del (cut) has no sense. Unlike ctrl-shift-v, shift-ins is pasting mouse (selection) buffer. I.e. I can select a text with mouse in Firefox and then immediately insert it with shift-ins (or middle mouse button or shift-middle if mouse is overriden by an application) in terminal. Middle mouse button pastes mouse buffer. Shift-mouse click works when terminal program overrides mouse behavior. mc and mcedit are examples. All these combinations are working properly in gnome-terminal and mate-terminal. Some of them are working in rxvt too. Ctrl-arrow and ctrl-shift-arrow are huge performance boosts.