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On Mac, ctr+c is not bound to copy. cmd+c is bound to copy. ctr+c will interrupt in a terminal. On Windows, ctr+c in a terminal will interrupt a running proces
by wodenokoto 4y ago
On Mac, ctr+c is not bound to copy. cmd+c is bound to copy. ctr+c will interrupt in a terminal.
On Windows, ctr+c in a terminal will interrupt a running process, or, if text is highlighted, will copy that text instead of interrupting.
It works really well, and took me a long time of doing this without issues to realize what I was actually doing.
- adastra22 4y agoI have used Windows all my life, and I learned this just now. No one ever told me that!