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I like :sh and ctrl-d to bounce back and forth...

• literalusername 15y ago
  Why not ^Z and ^D? I just recently learned to use ^D to exit a shell. It's amazing how many times in my life I've typed out exit^M -- or worse, exot^H^Hit^M -- when all I needed was ^D. Edit: I now realize that you can't pair ^Z and ^D. It's either ^Z and fg, or :sh and ^D.