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Perhaps Ctrl+Shift+V, which is also used in a lot of Unix terminals since Ctrl+V usually would insert some control character that no one needs, but the hotkey c
by ygra 7y ago
Perhaps Ctrl+Shift+V, which is also used in a lot of Unix terminals since Ctrl+V usually would insert some control character that no one needs, but the hotkey cannot take that away.
- classified 7y agoUsing the Control key for GUI shortcuts in a terminal, where control codes are part of the interface has always been an extremely dumb idea, just like backslashes as directory separators in path names, but that's Microsoft for you.
- ygra 7y agoHuh? I'm not aware of any shortcuts using the Ctrl key in the console host (which uses function keys) or the new terminal (where the post I commented on complained that Ctrl+V does not work).
- classified 7y agoThe fact that you're missing it from an incomplete pre-release doesn't make the idea any smarter.