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> Using a shell is just painful for me in anything other than macOS for that reason alone. On Linux at least you can use Ctrl-Shift-x, Ctrl-Shift-c and Ctrl-S
by Lio 6y ago
> Using a shell is just painful for me in anything other than macOS for that reason alone.
On Linux at least you can use Ctrl-Shift-x, Ctrl-Shift-c and Ctrl-Shift-v for cut, copy and paste in the terminal. So again it's just a case of getting use to the shortcut differences.
On macOS Del can also be found on fn-Backspace and I often remap the right Alt key to Ctrl.
It's pretty easy to adapt to either with a little time.
- pdpi 6y agoThe point is that it’s just annoying that the terminal is a special application that has its own shortcuts for everything. I could use shift-ins or ctrl-ins too — but I don’t want to. I want the terminal to behave like any other application.
- mixmastamyk 6y agoSome terminals have the feature called "smart copy." You may like it.