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Same for me. I knew the bash has emacs bindings and I know just enough to go to beginning, end, delete a word, etc. but I never knew you can start emacs with a
by rmetzler 7y ago
Same for me. I knew the bash has emacs bindings and I know just enough to go to beginning, end, delete a word, etc. but I never knew you can start emacs with a shortcut like this. How do you even exit emacs properly?
- bnegreve 7y agoC-x C-s to save, C-x C-c to quit. But you can also control which editor is going to be used to edit your command line by setting the EDITOR environment variable. It also works for git, and other commands that need to spawn editors.