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But why would i be pressing <ctrl>-c in the first place if i don't know any Vim commands? Edit: ah quit foreground process, ignore me
by jayflux 9y ago
But why would i be pressing <ctrl>-c in the first place if i don't know any Vim commands?
Edit: ah quit foreground process, ignore me
- tcoff91 9y ago<ctrl>-c is not a vim command. It's a universal terminal command. <ctrl>-c is how you kill the foreground process in bash, zsh, sh, windows command line, etc... If you don't know about <ctrl>-c you shouldn't be attempting to use a terminal based editor to begin with. Vim can't be blamed for people not knowing how to use a terminal.
- zeptomu 9y agoBecause it is the standard command to kill (i.e. send SIGINT) running programs in a terminal? E.g. ping, top, etc. all quit using Ctrl-C.