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It's a learning moment for users who press Ctrl-s to save their work due to muscle memory from other environments. That's when they get a crash course in Ctrl-q
by johnvaluk 5y ago
It's a learning moment for users who press Ctrl-s to save their work due to muscle memory from other environments. That's when they get a crash course in Ctrl-q and screen/tmux.
- SavantIdiot 5y agoCTRL-S in a terminal command-line? That doesn't seem likely as you're never in a "save-mode thought" on the CLI. Funny, I used to have ctrl-s muscle memory, then 10 years of primarily developing on mac got me used to cmd-s since mac keyboards are so annoying. now when i switch between mac/win/linux it's just a constant mess of pressing the wrong special key combos. Almost as bad switching between scripting languages and forgetting if a function starts with func, proc, sub, def, etc... (yes, I know you can swap special keys on mac: i tried it and it creates way more headaches than it solves.)