“Personally I always found that ^] for various terminal commands was much more of a hassle (…)” Yeah, tell me ’bout it. Back when I used Windows at work, a fri

“Personally I always found that ^] for various terminal commands was much more of a hassle (…)” Yeah, tell me ’bout it. Back when I used Windows at work, a friend told me that instead of Ctrl ] one should press Ctrl ¨ – because on a regular Swedish keyboard, ¨ is on the same location that has ] on a US keyboard. (Not sure if this works with Linux/Mac, never tried there.)