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It’s control+r on macOS too, one of the nicest things about macOS is that command and control are separate so they don’t interfere. So for example control+c in
by CamJN 3y ago
It’s control+r on macOS too, one of the nicest things about macOS is that command and control are separate so they don’t interfere. So for example control+c in Terminal.app sends SIGINT, and command+c copies and there’s no ambiguity.
- necovek 3y agoThanks for the correction for Mac! But honestly, one of the *worst* things about Macs is that Command and Control are separate, and there are no good keys to remap them to (there is only one Caps Lock), so you have to contort your fingers for an oft used combination.