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Yes, it is. I recommend remapping the standard C-a to C-z, as C-a acts as "jump to the beginning of line" in couple of shells, Emacs and Emacs clones.
by mcxx 17y ago
Yes, it is. I recommend remapping the standard C-a to C-z, as C-a acts as "jump to the beginning of line" in couple of shells, Emacs and Emacs clones.
- graywh 17y agoI use ctrl-_ (aka ctrl-7).
- spudlyo 17y agoI'm not sure that C-z is a great choice as it's often used for job control. I use C-o myself. I suppose you could always use C-z C-z if you wanted to suspend your current foreground process.
- mcxx 17y agoI settled with C-z as it is easy and fast to type with one hand. However I am occasionally too fast and hit C-z z instead of C-z C-z. 'fg' solves this.
- nagoff 17y agoas an emacs junkie I use backtick for my screen control. Works fine till you try to paste blocks of SQL containing loads of said backticks - easy way to fubar a screen session. Perhaps its emacs' fault but finding an easy to use key or key combo that isn't already in use is far too hard!