shift+ctrl+c is for copying from terminal, shift+ctrl+v for inserting, if you still need to know. The reason is that linux and the terminal is old and ctrl+c s

shift+ctrl+c is for copying from terminal, shift+ctrl+v for inserting, if you still need to know. The reason is that linux and the terminal is old and ctrl+c sends a signal(SIG_INTERRUPT) which is used to cancel the current process. That means for better or worse you can't change these shortcuts without inconveniencing existing users and that means these shortcuts will stay. That aside I don't think cmd and powershell on windows allow str+c and str+v?