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I agree with your general point. I dislike most things about mac but their extra keys do make sense. But control-c should not kill your session, only the curre
by jeltz 14y ago
I agree with your general point. I dislike most things about mac but their extra keys do make sense.
But control-c should not kill your session, only the currently running process. Control-d is what kills sessions. If you have no current foreground process the shell just starts a new input line. Still could be real bad obviously if a process is killed.
- pooriaazimi 14y agoYou're right. It didn't kill the session, it killed the process (Nutch (a search engine) was at its last stages of computing PageRank for tens of thousands of pages, which takes quite a while).
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