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A lot of those complaints are non issues with the default terminal in MacOS. Option + mouse click moves the cursor to where ever, control+a|e move to the begin
by biftek 4y ago
A lot of those complaints are non issues with the default terminal in MacOS.
Option + mouse click moves the cursor to where ever, control+a|e move to the beginning or end of the line, option+arrow jumps words, and the arrows navigate up and down lines just fine... What am I missing?
- wmf 4y agoYou're missing the fact that those shortcuts are not discoverable.
- quesera 4y agoAn oddball custom Terminal is not discoverable either. There's no substitute for learning the tools. If you ever find yourself thinking "weird that there's no way to X", in a shell or editor, you're probably wrong.
- biftek 4y agoAnd this app is more discoverable? Those shortcuts also work in any text field in MacOS, they aren't proprietary to just a terminal.
- shric 4y agoAlmost nothing in a shell is discoverable. Are these discoverable? ls, cat, $?, $@, <, >, >>, $(cmd), ${foo}, $((2+2)) If you can take the time to learn these (if not, why are you using a terminal?), then you can learn some shortcuts without them being "discoverable".