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I just tried it out and it apparently highjacks normal command-line editing shortcuts like ctrl-n, ctrl-p, ctrl-h, etc.
by david2ndaccount 3y ago
I just tried it out and it apparently highjacks normal command-line editing shortcuts like ctrl-n, ctrl-p, ctrl-h, etc.
- imbnwa 3y agoIts not tmux, are you sure you're engaging its binding which enables/disables its binding map, I belive Ctrl+G IIRC, unlike tmux which prefixes its bindings with a customizable chord
- david2ndaccount 3y agoI see that now, but then you can’t use the buffer navigation hotkeys. I’ll just stick with tmux.