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Typing should be easy. Just type ctrl-], ctrl-/, ctrl-[ or ctrl-^. In the bash shell, you may need to type the quote character (ctrl-v) first, depending on your

Typing should be easy. Just type ctrl-], ctrl-/, ctrl-[ or ctrl-^. In the bash shell, you may need to type the quote character (ctrl-v) first, depending on your try settings. Copy and paste worked fine for me in lxterminal an xterm.

saagarjha 7y ago
Typing those in anywhere that’s not a shell is still a pain.
- Crinus 7y ago
  Isn't that mainly because these weren't norm? For the vast majority of text editing software you do not type Ctrl+J for a new line after all.