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Ctrl-C means something different in the terminal. Always has been. And if it doesn't make sense to use Ctrl-C, there is no sense in Ctrl-V either.
by atemerev 1y ago
Ctrl-C means something different in the terminal. Always has been. And if it doesn't make sense to use Ctrl-C, there is no sense in Ctrl-V either.
- pjc50 1y agoWindows lets you Ctrl-V while still mapping Ctrl-C to break.
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]