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Ctrl+d is the emacs bindning for delete, itworks just about everywhere on OSX. I do agree with the general slowness (beachballs galore).
by parbo 15y ago
Ctrl+d is the emacs bindning for delete, itworks just about everywhere on OSX. I do agree with the general slowness (beachballs galore).
- andreadallera 15y agoYep, also fun + backspace would do but I'd really really like to have my DEL key back. I'm used to it, I love it, it's everywhere, I don't see the point of taking that back.
- deleted 15y ago[deleted]
- andreadallera 15y agoThere is... problem is, there is also another key called "command", or "apple", which most of the times does what the ctrl key does on a pc. But not always, so you have to keep switching.
- deleted 15y ago[deleted]
- parbo 15y agoCtrl-d (not Cmd-d) in every textbox in OSX does exactly what Ctrl-d does in emacs. There is no difference.
- antidaily 15y agohttp://images.apple.com/macbookpro/images/design_trackpad20110224.jpg http://images.apple.com/macbookpro/images/design_trackpad201...