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I think we just have something against C keys. I do this to a calculator as well. It makes more sense with copying since there's absolutely no feedback that the
by criswell 13y ago
I think we just have something against C keys. I do this to a calculator as well. It makes more sense with copying since there's absolutely no feedback that the copy was successful, but with a calculator there's no reason for it.
- jdpage 13y agoCtrl+C interrupts the currently running program in a UNIX terminal, usually resulting in the program dying. That's probably what the commenter was referring to.
- kbar13 13y agoexcept usually the interrupt has visible feedback, namely returning user back to prompt or a notice that the program has caught the intercept, or if the terminal/program is hanging, ^c
- kaoD 13y agoI'm never calm until I see ^C
- criswell 13y agoI thought they were referring to copy and pasting. There's been many times in the past I've gone to paste something and it wasn't the thing I though I just copied half a second ago. It has resulted in me abusing control + c.