C-l doesn't clear anything in it's default behavior right? It changes the line-at-poit to be at the center of the screen, bottom, or top, depending on how often

C-l doesn't clear anything in it's default behavior right? It changes the line-at-poit to be at the center of the screen, bottom, or top, depending on how often yoi press it. I would never have associated that with screen clear. E: excuse me, of course C-l does the same scrolling in the terminal, it doesn't clear the history of course.