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Uh, so does every terminal in macOS really, including the one that comes with it... It's the benefit of having both a CTRL key and a COMMAND key. Doesn't need 2
by giobox 4y ago
Uh, so does every terminal in macOS really, including the one that comes with it... It's the benefit of having both a CTRL key and a COMMAND key. Doesn't need 23m in funding either!
One benefit of the Mac's history is that when macOS moved to UNIX is that its existing copy and paste shortcuts never used the CTRL key to begin with, meaning copy and paste work just great in a terminal with the same keys.