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C-w doesn't work the same. In bash it will delete the word before the cursor. In Emacs it will cut selection (which is always there, just sometimes invisible an
by yakubin 5y ago
C-w doesn't work the same. In bash it will delete the word before the cursor. In Emacs it will cut selection (which is always there, just sometimes invisible and then C-w does unpredictable things).
- kmstout 5y agoAnd then there's the experience of using Jupyter's terminals, where you reflexively C-w to delete the last word, but the tab closes. You then reopen the terminal, which has helpfully retained its state--including the word you just tried to delete. Alas.
- rurban 5y agoI lost so many windows because of this insane default keybinding.