I find the better approach is just to use a keyboard layout you like, and then use hotkeys on top of that. It's best if they are standard. OSX does great at usi

I find the better approach is just to use a keyboard layout you like, and then use hotkeys on top of that. It's best if they are standard. OSX does great at using readline hotkeys. ctrl f, b, h, d, e, a, w, u are all used daily by me. They are: * f - forward char * b - back char * h - backspace * d - delete * e - end of line * a - start of line * w - delete word left * u - delete line left