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That's what ctr+z is for isn't it?
by vezycash 8y ago
That's what ctr+z is for isn't it?
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoTo stop the current job!? ;oP
- vezycash 8y agoPress delete accidentally or intentionally and you should see a notification about the delete. If you want to undo, then Ctr + Z. At least that's the way computers have worked for eons. Ctr + Z is the reason I prefer computers to typewriters. Software without the ability to undo or reset actions are devolving the user experience to typewriter age.
- majewsky 8y ago> If you want to undo, then Ctr + Z. At least that's the way computers have worked for eons. You're missing the joke. Way before Ctrl-Z started to mean Undo in GUI programs, it was (and still is) assigned to "stop current job" in terminals.
- vezycash 8y agoThanks. Learned something new.